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Do The Stomp
02:09
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Fucked Up Blues
02:57
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Rosemary
02:16
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Good Drugs Bad Women
03:49
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Bottom Of The Trough
02:17
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Baby No More
02:19
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Poor Man's Soul
05:06
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Shallow Grave Blues
04:24
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Swear It On The Bible
03:35
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Run You Down
06:10
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Great Western Highway
02:15
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