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Surf Heroes
01:47
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Oh Holy Light!
02:08
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Oh! Holy Light
Oh! Holy Light
Oh! Holy Light
Where'd you go?
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Decadence
04:06
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Emotional Cripple
01:45
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Ms Evangelism
02:39
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The Rocket Scientist
01:15
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Mary
01:39
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Alt B.M. Theme Tune
00:59
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Sound Of Wax
03:12
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Lighthouse Keeper
02:29
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You Can Do Anything
01:01
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Greek Island Chaos
01:04
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The Mouse
00:58
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Jack's Finale
00:11
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Fantasy Island
01:02
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All My Circles Are Ovals
08:16
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Hero Worship
00:41
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The Last Day Of Summer
03:31
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