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Songs show up even when deleted

I deleted a few songs but the names keep showing up. i had recorded something and put that song fromt he record folder in the song folder. two names showed up. for example, i had a pinao cover of linkin park. it showed up as "leave out all the rest" and another file as "leave out all the rest.wav" i deleted the song but the ".wav" one still appears on the list.it throws the order of my songs off. for example. when i choose "numb" it gives a song three titles down. how can i fix this problem?

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