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1 Lady D'arbanville
2 Maybe You're Right
3 Pop Star
4 I Think I See The Light
5 Trouble
6 Mona Bone Jakon
7 I Wish, I Wish
8 Katmandu
9 Time
10 Fill My Eyes
11 Lilywhite

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