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The Next Band
03:07
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Don't worry, I know that you can't wait to see me get my ass off stage.
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Dope Cloud Haze
03:26
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I've been living in a state of nothingness. I've been walkin' around totally stoned. I've living in a state of nonexistence.
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I aint ever gonna burn in hell and nothing that you say can make me think so.
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Everybody's Fault
01:51
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You aint worth a shit.
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Killing an Arab
01:35
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