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Intro
00:22
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Club Scene
04:00
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Femme Fatale
00:36
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Dangerous Attraction
01:24
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The Vamp Main Theme
01:24
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Is That Your Brain, Hun?
01:08
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Jordan Vs Jordan
00:42
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The Vamp End Credits
01:03
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Jupiter-8 Vancouver, British Columbia
80s soundtrack composer and movie binge watcher.
For licensing inquiries and composition offers, contact me at: jupiter8920@gmail.com
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