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Body full of holes
03:02
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Cripple man down
04:25
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Another day
02:32
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Lost at sea
03:20
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Don't come around
01:47
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Come home tonight
04:03
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Drugs we take
05:44
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Looking for a fight
02:24
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The enemy
04:26
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Every hell
04:19
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Saturday Night Believer
02:34
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Craig Westwood Melbourne, Australia
Spent the past 30 years making & releasing musical masterpieces to utter commercial failure. When not doing that I run a small distillery making classy hooch. You'll not find me on that artists sweatshop better known as Spotify. Fuck em...xo
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