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Love Electric
03:22
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The New Lingo
02:55
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Mandy-O
03:14
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Forever Girl
03:02
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When We Kiss
02:47
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Chi
03:21
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Futurama
02:46
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Come Away
03:24
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Je Pense Au Futur
03:08
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Happy As Kings
02:44
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Tin Hats Los Angeles, California
It was a fine summer day when we met up with Mandy-O in that quaint seaside neighborhood. She gave us more than advice. Chi, the indulgent one, smiled a lot, laughed a lot. The Tao Of Pooh freed us. A boy sped by on his bike. Trails. An ingenue pried open our future. We saw everything clearly. ... more
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