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Weapon
01:59
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Worn Out To the Bone
03:08
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Good Sounds
02:58
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God Of Suckers
05:21
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5. |
Wanna Be Bored
03:14
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Rain & Thunders
02:01
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Instrumentor
03:19
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Walking Dead
04:34
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Phantom's Train
02:08
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Head Between 2 Bricks
04:21
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11. |
The Lesson Giver
02:25
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Diggin'Deeper
02:57
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No Back Home
03:12
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