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We Oppose
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Why Did You Shoot Me
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Out Of Touch
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Stool Pigeon
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Watching The Devil
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That Train
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Idiot Of All
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Et Meme
02:55
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Rock 'n' Roll Even
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Chainsmokin'
02:36
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Nobodys Scared
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Ambition
03:13
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Exit, No Return
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Everyone Is A Prostitute
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Blackpool
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Vic Godard London, UK
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