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Springer
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Calm
01:18
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Stagnant Valley
02:25
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Its Time
01:39
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The Becoming
02:18
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Disintegration Factor
01:05
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Ravage
02:00
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My New Job
02:18
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Y.O.A.
02:13
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Capitalism Served Daily
04:59
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Fetus Joe Burlington, Washington
Fetus Joe is fed by malcontent for consumer-driven, television-addicted, my-cock-is-bigger-than-your-cock, gimmie-gimmie-gimmie, I'm-right-'cause-I've-got-the-gun, good old fashioned American greed.
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