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All Wrong
02:57
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2. |
Cat Call
04:12
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3. |
Let It Go
01:46
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Voodoo
02:48
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Honey I
03:04
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Red
02:11
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7. |
Why Oh Why
03:02
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Broken Glass
02:28
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9. |
She Wore All Black
08:16
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10. |
Last Words
03:35
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11. |
Where Have You Been
02:19
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12. |
Unlucky
02:35
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Garbage Kids
03:01
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14. |
The Hardest Part
02:31
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Garbage Greek Columbus, Ohio
Lee Mason - Vocals/Guitar
Patrick Koch - Vocals/Bass
Jason Winner - Drums
Adam Scoppa - Vocals/Percussion
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