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Big Bucks, No Whammies
00:50
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Serenity Now
03:10
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This is the Speechless
01:58
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Shame Your Generation
01:58
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Hey McFly!
02:28
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Bikeage (Descendents)
02:05
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Intro/More 2 Lyfe
02:51
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Richie Cunningham
02:48
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Outro
01:05
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Chad is a Fun-Hater
02:10
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A Dead Horse To Beat
00:47
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Snap Out of It
01:10
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