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The Pace That Kills
02:11
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Ninety-Nine
03:00
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Golden Ticket
03:16
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Headache Pills
03:52
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Hide From the Cold
03:04
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October Eleven
04:05
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Time To Drive
04:43
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Little Miss Sunshine
03:15
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Machine Murders Piano
02:07
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I'm starting to believe everything you said was right,
I'm starting to believe everything you did was right,
I've heard it enough times,
I've heard it enough times,
I've heard it enough times,
I've heard it enough times,
I've heard it enough times so it has got to be true,
Sit down now and don't you say a thing,
Sit down now on your impotent left wing,
I can't take cover,
I can't take cover,
I can't take cover,
I can't take cover,
There is no cover when death comes marching in,
You got to fight them all
A million people and they couldn't change a thing,
Let's all throw our towel into the ring,
All sense takes cover as the troops advance,
The ending of lives with a victory dance,
What do you do when there's nothing left to contest?
You got to fight them all
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