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Face Value
02:31
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Founders of the Shit
03:23
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Take Yourself
02:56
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Our Neighborhood
01:26
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Deep Six
03:05
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Liberation
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Lighthouses
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Portable Toilet
01:41
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Looking at You
02:19
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My Habit
02:24
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Parkway Wreck
01:56
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Share
01:55
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Rated AARGH
01:48
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Stump
02:39
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Sweet Nothings
02:13
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Shit on Parade
02:13
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My Name
02:11
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Wormwood
02:05
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