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Surf
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Bubble Beam
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Psychic
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Hydro Pump
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Swift
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Staryu Iwaki Shi, Japan
The soundtrack to Pokémon Red/Blue is one of my favorite things ever. However, us adults who still play these games sometimes require a game soundtrack that "goes harder". This, is that.
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