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1 The Wall Street Shuffle 2 The Things We Do For Love 3 Good Morning Judge 4 I'm Mandy, Fly Me 5 Life Is A Minestrone 6 Art For Art's Sake 7 Bus Stop 8 No Milk Today 9 Look Through Any Window 10 For Your Love 11 Old Wild Men 12 Beautifulloser.com 13 Silly Love 14 Donna 15 The Dean And I 16 Bridge To Your Heart 17 I'm Not In Love 18 Dreadlock Holiday 19 Ready To Go Home 20 Rubber Bullets
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1 The Wall Street Shuffle 2 The Things We Do For Love 3 Good Morning Judge 4 I'm Mandy, Fly Me 5 Life Is A Minestrone 6 Art For Art's Sake 7 Bus Stop 8 No Milk Today 9 Look Through Any Window 10 For Your Love 11 Old Wild Men 12 Beautifulloser.com 13 Silly Love 14 Donna 15 The Dean And I 16 Bridge To Your Heart 17 I'm Not In Love 18 Dreadlock Holiday 19 Ready To Go Home 20 Rubber Bullets

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Genre:Music
Directed By:Robin Bextor
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Runtime:104 minutes
Studio:New Wave Pictures

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