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Black Hair/Blue Eyes
03:17
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Drinking With Karnahan
01:55
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Juvenile Delinquent
01:59
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Up All Night
02:54
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Until I Die
04:06
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Stand Alone
04:33
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Devil is Not a Man
02:46
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Land of the Unlucky
04:12
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Pretty Ugly
02:23
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Bury My Mistakes
03:05
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Scourge of the Earth
05:17
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Running on Empty
04:28
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She's My Witch
04:29
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This Damn Nation
02:50
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Teenage Head
02:26
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The Big Iron Kansas City, Missouri
Mean old bastards with a long history of living so fast that death will have to wait for us to slow down.
Ricky Reyes - Guitar
Jon Paul- Drums
Jeff Pendergraft - Vocals
Mike Farren - Bass
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