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Straker: Undercover
00:36
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Here Come the Hendersons
00:46
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HERE COME THE HENDERSONS
John Soeder
© 2009
Every new dawn
Brings a new day
In this strange world
We have to find our way
Here come the Hendersons
Father and mother
Sister and brother
All we need is here
If we have each other
Here come the Hendersons
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Corliss
00:26
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Goody's Holler
00:45
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Outwit
00:35
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Third Precinct
00:30
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Goin' Lunar
00:46
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GOIN’ LUNAR
John Soeder
© 2009
My name is Adam Adams
When they needed volunteers
For the first moon colony
I caught the next rocket up
That’s one small step for man
And one giant phone bill
Goin’ lunar
Goin’ lunar
Goin’ lunar
Goin’ lunar
The sooner we go lunar
The sooner our bright future starts today
Goin’ lunar
Goin’ lunar
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John Soeder Cleveland
Hello! My name is John Soeder. Welcome to my little musical world. I'm glad you found your way here. Please help yourself to some tunes...and thanks for listening!
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