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Songs in the Album Greatest Hits: 1991-2001

No	Song
1	The Old Apartment
2	Brian Wilson
3	One Week

4	Be My Yoko Ono
5	Alternative Girlfriend
6	It's Only Me (Wizard of Magicland)
7	If I Had $1000000
8	Call And Answer
9	Get In Line
10	It's All Been Done
11	Jane
12	Lovers In A Dangerous Time
13	Pinch Me
14	Shoe Box
15	What A Good Boy
16	Too Little Too Late
17	Enid
18	Thanks, That Was Fun

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The Power of the Scene

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