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Loose Screws [RE : MIX]

The PretendersDecember 20, 2004

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	Songs
1	Complex Person (Novel & Jones Remix)	2:43
2	Lie To Me (La BuzzFunk Electrocrunk Mix)	5:44
3	Time (DJ Who & Neoverse Club Mix)	6:43
4	Complex Person (GoodandEvil Duplate Mix)	5:29
5	Time (Arp's Double Winner Mix)	6:54

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'00s Rock

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Pop

Total length

27:25

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December 20, 2004

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