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Default A E I O U Songs
The song titles that start with vowels feel left out of the song ladder game, so how about a game just for them? It's easy: A E I O U. The first song title STARTS with "A", the next starts with "E", then "I" then "O", then "U", then repeat. Any questions? I'll start:

Abilene - George Hamilton IV
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