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Sixteen
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Superstars
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Hard to Beat
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Chinese Rocks
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Lucky Stiffs
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Stay in Bed
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Fun Fun Fun
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Sixteen (Black Snow)
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I'm in Trouble
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Kill Yer Pain
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William Carlos Whitten New York, New York
William Carlos Whitten is from Connecticut and lives in New York, and does not deny responsibility for seven albums: Speed is Dreaming, Bad Timing, Pleasure is No Fun, Clandestine Songs, Maledictions, High as a Kite…and Burn My Letters
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