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intro
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gone
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i want out (version 1)
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clone
01:12
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broken glass blues
02:47
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dig this jazz
02:19
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i know (HA!)
01:03
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i forgot
01:30
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i dont know
04:40
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melting
03:10
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why
04:58
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where did i go
01:39
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blues melody
01:00
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tuning time
01:18
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pop
02:27
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power
01:06
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lesson
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outro (judgment day 2)
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Questionable Rekords Sherman, Texas
Questionable Rekords has been around since 2000, we have tried to bring you obscurity over the years, and hope to continue to do so
Questionable Rekords recommends:
3rd album from kitties of death
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2nd album from kitties of death
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Brutality in Stone
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