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God's Away On Business
03:19
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Way Down In The Hole
03:24
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Big In Japan
03:25
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Yesterday Is Here
02:54
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Hoist That Rag
03:46
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Chocolate Jesus
04:34
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Frank's Wild Years
02:03
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Swordfishtrombone
04:18
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Clap Hands
04:38
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Goin' Out West
03:02
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11. |
Come On Up To The House
05:38
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GASP Rock Hill, South Carolina
The band from a hat.
The beat orchard.
The foes.
The left hand band.
The human witch kings of rock city.
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