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Fuck Them All
03:37
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Fodder
02:33
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No Future, No Hope
04:46
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How Much Longer
03:28
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You Got it All Wrong
04:15
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Anti Social
04:55
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Fuck This City
04:04
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Hands of the Few
02:18
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I Hate Everything
04:57
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Self-Imposed Slavery
03:25
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Burn
03:48
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Rip Off
02:47
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Police Oppression
02:21
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