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Songs in the Album A Boy Named Goo

No	Song
1	Ain't That Unusual
2	Burnin' Up
3	Disconnected
4	Eyes Wide Open
5	Flat Top
6	Impersonality
7	Long Way Down
8	Naked
9	Name
10	Only One
11	Slave Girl
12	So Long
13	Somethin' Bad

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