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at the talent show
01:56
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robot life
02:24
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Selvajaria
00:15
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weird shit
01:49
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lazercunt / dildo cop
01:51
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Antsville Anxiety Attack
02:56
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Terra Indigena
00:33
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teenage caveman
02:27
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curse of Montezuma
01:24
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gunpowder
01:02
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the ballad of Rev. Jesse
02:08
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dead end street
02:06
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crooked games
02:09
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chainsaw go-go girls
01:48
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singing worms in space
02:36
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ronda da noite
02:35
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(bonus track)
01:46
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