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Songs in the Album The Best Of Abba (1986)

No	Song
1	Angeleyes
2	Chiquitita
3	Dancing Queen
4	Does Your Mother Know?
5	Fernando
6	Honey Honey
7	I Do, I Do, I Do, I Do, I Do
8	Knowing Me, Knowing You
9	Money Money Money
10	S.o.s.
11	Super Trouper
12	Take A Chance On Me
13	The Name Of The Game
14	The Winner Takes It All
15	Voulez Vous
16	Waterloo

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