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Hit (feat. Kenny Lees)
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We are the Emperor's new clothes.
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It's pure survival, my hands are tied
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A real stand-up guy but with a softer side.
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We're not in Kansas anymore
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It takes a man to make a stand?
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I am Lucifer
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If You Incest (demo)
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Party Knife (demo)
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Sadsaq (demo)
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"I've got it all" he said, "so tell me what more could I need?"
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I don't give a fuck about DNA
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Wrestling Theme 4 (demo)
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Hey Enemy Stirling
Hey Enemy were not hugged enough as children. Instead they played noisy, cynical post-punk music in an attempt to alienate everyone they met. It went pretty well.
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