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        Maniacal Laughter

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        Lamar Vanoy
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        No Rules
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        The Freaks, Nerds, & Romantics
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        Argyle
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        All of This and Nothing
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        The BMX Song
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        Quick Chek Girl
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        Headlights... Ditch!
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        Here We Go
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        Born to Lose
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        Moon Over Asbury
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        The Ballad of Johnny X
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        Total Tracks: 12   Total Length: 23:44

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