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Campaign Rhetoric
02:30
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We are so fucked.
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The World Is Watching
02:46
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If we work ourselves to make a living/why do we kill ourselves working
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Sweet Imitation
03:02
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Who makes the rules decides the crime/They're never doing any time
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FMLN
02:08
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What do you want from us/This land is worthless
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Crystal Pepsi
02:40
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instrumental
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ugly fucking oslo/take me out tonight/take me to a dirty place/with cheap ale and/rock n roll suicide girls/i need someone to guide me/to someone's home/i need to see your black magic/ugly fucking oslo
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Parasitic Class
03:20
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Burn the house of cards/Make paupers of them all
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Bayonet
03:01
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You won't get too far/ We know your name
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Mass Grave
03:13
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I want to be given a second chance/To rise again
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10. |
The Executioner & I
03:17
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Farewell you piece of shit
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