1. |
Dirty Shirlows
00:49
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2. |
Tokyo Black Wolf
03:07
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3. |
Dizzy Shit Bangs
02:57
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4. |
Witness
04:34
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5. |
Bird on the Windshield
04:20
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6. |
Computer Games
03:56
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7. |
Heck
03:27
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8. |
Jesus Jeans
04:10
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9. |
I Killed a lot of Cops
02:00
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10. |
Paranoid
03:05
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11. |
DOTMFMC
00:38
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12. |
The Push
06:11
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the rocks are danger
let's kill a stranger
a slender knife
this morgue's alive
the ships are docking
get in the fight
these rocks stay hot
in the dead of night
on Sydney harbour
come British ships
with pounds of hope
and flesh to rip
the night is dripping
don't cross them lines
the Push is fire
you're turpentine
on the wrong side of 'what if?'
you're on the wrong side
the filth are paid
you've got no chance
they'll look away
from bloody hands
the lamps burn low
on the water
rats and bodies
lonely mothers
you want to join us?
But do you dare?
Bare-fisted Larry
returns the stare
The Push are brothers
they have their pride
give up your ghost
go run and hide
satan's sidekicks
satan's slaves
banditos
bounty hunters
henchman
mongrels
homo thugs
outlaws
The Push
booze fighters
nomads
hell's angels
pagans
popeyes
pissed off bastards
warlocks
sinners
ruckus fucks
The Push
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13. |
el ultimo suspiro
04:31
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Day of the Meerkat Sydney, Australia
Making your brain go from shit to shimmy shimmy.
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