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Songs in the Album How Dare You (remastered)



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1 Art For Arts Sake
2 Don't Hang Up
3 Get It While You Can
4 Head Room
5 I'm Mandy Fly Me
6 Iceberg
7 I Wanna Rule The World
8 Lazy Days
9 Rock 'n' Roll Lullaby

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