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Take Me Away
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Here Comes the Love Bug
02:44
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Yeah
02:27
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Nothin' Better To Do
02:19
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Taylor Morris
02:27
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The Monster
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Retard
02:30
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Supreme World Emperors Peachtree City, Georgia
James R. Hunter writes songs and sings them, usually accompanied by fuzzy guitars.
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