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Running From The Bomb
04:02
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My Name Is Gary Busey
02:37
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Lost and Found
04:06
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It Smells Reptilian
03:19
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Nowhere To Run
03:24
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I Am A Leper
02:31
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Lucifer Meltdown Joshua Tree, California
Rock music written and recorded to melt brains and rule the world, in spite of itself
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