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| My Son's a Little Sh*t, My Husband's Boring... | |
| Me and Lucifer, Lucifer and Me... | |
| What is This Feeling so Sudden and New? | |
| When Dorothy and Toto Went Over the Rainbow to Blow Off Auntie Em... | |
| I Don't Wanna Wear Fruit No More... | |
| What Goes With Donuts? Donuts and Diabetes... | |
| There's No Nine Train Now | |
| Have an Eggroll, Mr. Goldstone... | |
| Me and My Baby, My Baby and Me | |
| Got Me a Cadillac, Cadillac, Cadillac Car, I Got Me a Cadillac Car | |
| Late December Back in '63... | |
| Money, Money, Money Must Be Funny In a Rich Man's World | |
| Seven and a Half Cents Doesn't Buy a Hell of a Lot | |
| I Dreamed There was an Angel Who Could Hear Me Through the Wall... | |
| This Canary's Ready to Fly Free | |
| Can't You Feel a Brand New Day | |
| The Secondary Characters are Calling the Shots | |
| I'm Not Wearing Underwear Today | |
| Here's Your Chance to Make it, So Take it Like a Man | |
| You're My Black White Knight, I've Found My Blue Eyed Soul | |
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| Matchmaker, Matchmaker, Make Me a Match | |
| Everybody Ought to Have a Maid | |
| Who Will Love Me as I Am? | |
| Its Hot Up Here, a Lot of Here | |
| If This is Where the Monarchy is Headed, Count Me Out | |
| Dance 10, Looks 3 | |
| I'm an Ordinary Woman, With Feelings, I'd Like a Man to Nibble on My Ear | |
| Magic Foot, Write the Perfect Letter | |
| Booze and Broads May Be Great, Though They're Great They'll Have to Wait, While we Think About the Game | |
| We're Down on Our Knees, Cause No One Wants a Fellow With a Social Disease | |
| I Solve My Problems and I See the Light | |
| Lift Up Your Head, Wash Off Your Mascara | |
| How Do You Catch a Cloud and Pin it Down? | |
| Son of Man, Look to the Sky, Lift Your Spirit, Set it Free | |
| Give Me a Half a Chicken and a Bottle of Burbon and I'll Conquer the World | |
| It's the Lamest Place in the World, But it Just Got a Little Bit Better | |
| I Am What I Wear, My Strongest Suit | |
| There's a Heart Behind These Hands | |
| Truly Scrumptious, You Two are Truely Scrumptious | |
| A Spoonful of Sugar Helps the Medicine Go Down | |
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