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Disco Night
04:07
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2. |
Danceteria
04:11
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3. |
Excess
04:14
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4. |
Miami Snow
04:59
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5. |
High Life
04:54
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6. |
Friday Crush
03:35
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7. |
Retro Daze
04:32
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8. |
Street Hawk
03:37
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Always sensed an urgency
Every time we’d meet
Mmm mmm the way you looked at me
Was there a hidden meaning
In every word you would speak
Sometimes I feel alone among the heartbeats
In the crowded city
It’s like I can barely hear my own
Night after night
Can’t you hear me calling you
Day after day
Can’t you tell I need to get through
And I wonder
Just how long it’s been
Mmm mmm since I’ve looked in your eyes
What were you trying to say
When your eyes caught mine
Nothing seems right since the night you left
In the lonely city
It’s like I can barely breath at all
Night after night
Can’t you hear me calling you
Day after day
Can’t you tell I need to get through
How long has it been
Since you've had someone on your side
(Since you had me on your side)
That wanted you to win
(I always wanted you to win)
Can't you hear me calling you
(Can't you hear me calling)
Night after Night
Can't you hear me calling you
(Can't you hear me calling)
Day After Day
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10. |
After Hours
02:45
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