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A Call From Brighton
01:45
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Hell Hole
01:02
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Equally Bitter
01:23
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Redcap
03:20
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Burner
01:46
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Debt Man
01:34
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Matthias
01:37
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No Heart
01:45
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Ribcage Rot
01:28
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Handbag
00:45
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Texture Is A Drug
02:42
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Edith
01:48
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Giles
01:50
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I.K.P.I.L.
01:23
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Stumble And Die
00:50
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R.I.P.
02:01
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Basementland Columbia, South Carolina
Basementland screeeech aaahhh that's better.
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