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A perfect album?
The argument can be made
for these Super Hits!
(Super Hits is much better than this haiku)
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Harolds #13
01:44
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Looking at You
02:16
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Quizas Mañana
03:50
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Been so Long
02:41
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Hold on Me
03:12
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Silent Summer
05:25
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Human Errors Chicago, Illinois
Human Errors always shows up on time and leaves at a reasonable hour. Their favorite pizza topping is cheese but they like others.
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