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I am the USA
02:27
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Fever
04:48
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Come on down
04:50
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Human Error
02:34
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Not around
03:36
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Good Things
04:26
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Lonely Hero
03:48
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Hometown
03:48
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Zanibar Aliens Lisboa, Portugal
The Zanibar Aliens are four member 70’s style rock band based in Portugal. Carl Karlsson (vocals, keyboards) and Filipe Karlsson (guitar) are the swedish part of the band. Diogo Braga (drums) and Ricardo Pereira (bass) are the Portuguese part
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