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Full Moon
03:41
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I Do Love You
02:53
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Love Today
03:38
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Tell Me How You Feel
03:59
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My Dear Friend
03:53
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Dirty Dog
03:21
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I Wish You Would
03:38
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Free The Weed
03:18
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The Bottom Line
03:06
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Broken Spirit
04:19
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Mitch Margo Los Angeles, California
composer, artist, original member of The Tokens (The Lion Sleeps Tonight):
www.thetokens.com/home
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