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The Anger Inside
04:20
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Destroy
02:04
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3. |
Die
02:27
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4. |
No Change
03:32
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Gutterdog Loser
02:30
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Disgusting
04:44
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7. |
Can't Be Saved
04:51
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Necrophilia Neighbour
03:27
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9. |
Self Destruct N' Explode
07:39
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10. |
Have It Raw!
03:11
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12. |
A Dying Scream
03:30
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13. |
To Grow Old
04:10
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15. |
Hello There Stranger
03:06
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16. |
We Get Back Up
02:00
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17. |
One Special Girl
02:00
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18. |
There's Darkness Around
02:34
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19. |
An Old Wise Man
03:11
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20. |
The Enemy Is Everywhere
03:44
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