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There's A Place
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No Reply
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Savoy Truffle
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It's Only Love
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Julia
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Your Mother Should Know
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Ask Me Why
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What You're Doing
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Birthday
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And Your Bird Can Sing
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For No One
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Don't Let Me Down
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Friendless Summer San Francisco, California
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