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Songs in the Album Few Like You

No	Song
1	Intro (live In Bunnik, 1982)
2	Oblivious
3	I Know
4	Fake
5	Lover
6	Crazy
7	Just What I Needed
8	I Own You
9	Lost Without Your Love
10	Cruising
11	Born Again
12	Few Like You
13	What's You Age?
14	Outro (live In Bunnik, 1982)

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The Power of the Scene

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