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The dead of the night
03:40
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Drinking can't cure
03:51
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I could be good for you
05:01
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Thirteen
03:12
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Ready to die
03:44
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People
03:13
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Breaking on the inside
05:24
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Craig Westwood Melbourne, Australia
Spent the last few decades putting out utter crap. When not writing and recording more crap I own/run a distillery making not so crap booze.
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