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Q: Why A: Why Not?
02:43
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Why
Why Not
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TCP (The Boys)
02:11
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When The Machines Mock
03:52
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No (Subhumans)
03:22
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All of the people they want to forget.
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Cretin Slop
06:09
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Why add lyrics? I dislike typing.
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E(nding)R(hythm)-1
05:45
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Sean Mustache North Carolina
Part time punk, full time putz.
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