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Songs in the Album Cheap Trick, 1977

No	Song
1	Cry, Cry
2	Dady Should Have Stayed In High School
3	Elo Kiddies
4	He's A Whore
5	Hot Love
6	Mandocello
7	Oh, Candy
8	Speak Now Or Forever Hold Your Peace
9	Taxman, Mr. Thief
10	The Ballad Of T.v. Violence(i'm Not The Only Boy)

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