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All American Girl
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High Noon In Killville
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Disposable Boy
04:35
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The Joneses
03:05
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Henry
03:02
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Shitty Day
02:41
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49
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Sent Him Home
06:34
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My Ghoul Maggie
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Devil's Run
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Jezebel
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Walking Alone
04:50
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Kill Again
02:55
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Daisies
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Davie And Jeannie
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Old Boyfriend
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A Love More True
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Angry Johnny And The Killbillies Easthampton, Massachusetts
I get on with my days
In a permanent haze
People think it’s a phase
But my madness is growing…
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