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Brickwall
04:04
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Hierarchy
03:07
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Wasted time
02:31
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Fail to rise
03:16
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Back from the dead
03:05
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Vultures
02:50
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Moving south
03:19
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Inner call
02:39
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Scurvy
03:07
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Leave them behind
03:38
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Chronophobia
03:02
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Overcome
03:07
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Ring trapped
04:20
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Stuck on repeat
02:43
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Industry
03:21
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Question Mark Putten, Netherlands
Dutch skatepunk band. Ffo : Strike anywhere , Good Riddance, Satanic surfers, Lagwagon.
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Why do I love this album? Because it kicks ass! *cheers* Please keep on rocking and being awesome! :)
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