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Ace of Spades
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Do It Again
03:24
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To Be Alone with You
03:29
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Anytime You Want Me
04:20
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Let’s Straighten It Out
03:22
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Bad Girl
03:22
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That’s Love
03:02
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Steal Away
03:19
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Eli Paperboy Reed New York, New York
Eli “Paperboy” Reed is a survivor. He’s been making Soul-inspired music since before it was cool and tearing up stages all over the world with his heart-stopping falsetto screams for close to a decade.
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