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It's a Birds Life
03:17
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Tweets on '45 (Medley)
03:24
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Heritage
03:12
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Everybody Go
03:00
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Willy Nilly
03:14
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Chick 'n' Dove Medley
08:10
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Twonga
02:49
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Whistle While You Work
04:10
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Plump Song
02:50
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Anyone for Tennis
04:46
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Holidays
03:57
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Squaltz
03:59
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The Tweets New York, New York
The Tweets' music in the era captures the essence of the time's pop spirit with catchy melodies and relatable lyrics. Their tracks resonate with listeners through their emotive performances, creating a sonic tapestry that celebrates the emotions and experiences of the time while embodying the universal spirit of the pop landscape. ... more
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