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Why Me?
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Major Tom
03:21
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Come Back And Stay
03:03
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Karma Chameleon
03:05
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Owner Of A Lonely Heart
03:00
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Red Red Wine
03:06
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Dolce Vita
03:12
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Twist Of Fate
02:46
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Thriller
03:06
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Say, Say, Say
03:01
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Say It Isn't So
03:03
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Uptown Girl
02:54
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Cruel Summer
03:19
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Islands In The Stream
03:25
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Springbok Hit Parade South Africa
The Springbok Hit Parade series was launched in 1970 with the intent to give South African consumers cheap and easy access to the hits of the day as played on Springbok Radio. The series did not feature original artists and the cover songs were recorded by various unnamed session musicians. ... more
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