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Saddest Girl (intro)
00:24
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Saddest Girl
02:54
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Mercy
02:48
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Stinking Apparition
03:04
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Under My Wheels
03:48
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Age Of Regret
03:13
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John Candy's Lament
02:32
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Sour Juice
03:24
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1984
03:50
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These Are The Days
02:32
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Lord's Prayer
03:01
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Hypocrite
03:02
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