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Run Run Run
03:04
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2. |
Breakfast In America
03:23
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3. |
Cool It Down
02:29
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4. |
Hey, St. Peter
04:05
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Harm
04:59
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Hello I'm your greatest fan, I'm glad to be your friend
I'll lay my life down in your name, defend you till the end
But please don't be misguided by my loyalty and charm
Because you've got something that I want and I mean you harm
It's not that I am jealous or unhappy with my lot
Maybe I'm a collector, trying to fill a slot
So that's why I tread lightly, I don't want to cause alarm
But you were just a stepping stone and I mean you harm
With half as big a head and twice as big a brain
My actions wouldn't surprise you
But still you go on trusting me of making me despise you
Now it might seem disloyal to treat you as I do
To go on in this manner and still face up to you
But I'm the prince of the poker face, the king of keeping calm
But what you've got is what I want and I mean you harm
With half as big a head and twice as big a brain
My actions wouldn't surprise you
But still you go on trusting me of making me despise you
But you won't be aware of my campaign; I wouldn't want to annoy you
No I won't interfere with your routine as I set out to destroy you
Yes I'm the prince of the poker face, the king of keeping calm
And what you've got is what I want and I mean you harm
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6. |
Hello, I Love You
02:25
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7. |
I'm Set Free
03:47
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8. |
Just Like Honey
02:24
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9. |
Kicker Of Elves
02:37
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10. |
Smalltown Boy
03:54
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11. |
All The Way From Memphis
03:22
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Joel Bourret Memphis, Tennessee
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