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high cost of living
04:34
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I am the one
04:24
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sex kills
04:40
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bondage
05:04
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no sunny days
01:21
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new dark ages
03:11
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from Dublin with love
03:49
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shell to sea
01:40
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asylum in my mind
01:14
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fatal distraction
03:12
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Fritzl's basement
05:11
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(bonus track) Mongoloid
02:07
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(bonus track)
06:30
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