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Words and Music by BILLIE JEAN BROWN SUZANNE de PASSE FREDERICK LONG
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You Keep Me Hangin’ On Words and Music by EDDIE HOLLAND LAMONT DOZIER BRIAN HOLLAND Moderately
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Indiana Wants Me Words and Music by R. DEAN TAYLOR Moderately
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Micke y’s Monkey Words and Music by
LAMONT DOZIER BRIAN HOLLAND EDDIE HOLLAND
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Love Is Here And Now You’re Gone Words and Music by EDDIE HOLLAND LAMONT DOZIER BRIAN HOLLAND With a solid beat
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