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In the name of
03:19
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Too old to rock
01:58
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The way
04:37
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Confused
02:53
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Life sucks
02:22
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Enjoyment
05:27
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Fade away
03:02
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Silence
02:09
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Nothing new
03:05
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Weak
02:39
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