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Songs in the Album Big Ones

No	Song
1	Livin' On the Edge
2	Cryin'
3	Eat the Rich
4	What It Takes
5	Janie's Got a Gun
6	The Other Side
7	Love in an Elevator
8	Walk On Water
9	Dude (Looks like a Lady)
10	Blind Man
11	Rag Doll
12	Amazing
13	Deuces Are Wild
14	Angel
15	Crazy

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