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The Man With No Name
02:37
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3rd Person View
03:06
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New Song
02:13
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All Our Heroes...
02:01
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Too Long
02:53
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Song A
04:13
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You
04:27
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Only Time Will Tell
02:42
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I really debated whether to upload or permanently delete this track from existence. I decided to keep it because, though it has a lot wrong with it, it's still something that the new guys in the band took forever to learn and it was so fucking hot in that storage unit... It'd just be a shame to waste all that energy.
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Timecat Blues
03:29
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Should have been called Love & Loathing in Jacksonville but fuck it we kept the dummy name.
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