Heartbeat #8: Clásicos

Canciones Blue Oystër Club “Don’t Fear the Reaper” Supertramp “Breakfast in America” The Cars “Just What I Need” Electric Light Orchestra “Last Train to London” Creedance Clearwater Revival “have you ever seen the rain” 10 cc “Dreadlock Holiday” The Alan Parson Project “Eye in the Sky” Billy Whiters: “Ain't no Sunshine” Dolly Parton “Jolene” The Commondores “Easy Greg Kihn "The Breakup Song (They Don't Write 'Em)" Pink Floyd “Breathe”

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