1. |
Running Through Water
03:48
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Feeling like a heart attack
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2. |
She's A Woman
02:53
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3. |
Suspicion
03:04
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Suspicious things happen every day
Suspicion took my heart away
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4. |
Torch Song
04:10
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Won't you sing for me the Torch Song?
I've been waiting all night long...
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5. |
Bloody Murder
04:24
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But as the fog is rising
The thing that I'm advising
Is lock your doors... stay right where you are.
Cry havoc!
Bloody murder!
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