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Track listing

#"Intro" – 1:55 #"Here Today, Gone Tomorrow" (Currie) – 3:29 #"I Wanna Be Your Boyfriend" (Amazonics) – 2:46 #"I Just Want to Have Something to Do" (Bowie) – 2:40 #"She's a Sensation" (Brazil Twenty One, Costa) – 3:57 #" Poison Heart" (Monasterio) – 4:32 #"Beat On the Brat" (Digitalistas) – 4:08 #"

" (Groove Da Praia) – 3:56 #"

" (Luana, Sixth Finger) – 3:21 #"Rockaway Beach" (DJ Leao, Renoir) – 3:37 #"Pet Sematary" (Gate) – 4:15 #"

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