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The Scarecrow
05:00
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Rusty Knives
04:03
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Heart On Fire
02:04
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For The Love Of Ivy
04:47
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I Told You
04:06
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Mother Fn' James Brown
02:15
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Lose My Mind
02:32
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Demiurge
03:53
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2,000 Years of Baptism
03:51
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I Am The Devil
01:52
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Tell Me
02:39
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Cold Wind
02:47
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Ankle Disease
05:14
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