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Lebdoch
02:10
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Renate
02:13
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Meine Freunde
02:02
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Sie hat mich verlassen
01:53
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Pausen-Sassa
01:58
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Kleine Schlager-Revue
02:33
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Frl. Nicol
02:05
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Ich bin ein Komputer
01:10
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Robot-Bolero
01:42
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Das Insekt
01:35
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Wat's dat? (Bonus Track)
02:08
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8 1/2 B (Bonus Track)
01:44
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