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Water In The Basement
03:07
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Angel
07:07
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Everybody's At My House
03:16
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Die For Reason
02:52
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No Technique
04:17
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Silver People
03:22
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Real Demons
03:14
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Winter Of The Time
04:23
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Go To Bed
05:18
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Faith
03:42
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Father Electricity Long Beach, California
Solo project of the infamous cult leader
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