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Big Nothing
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Knocking' On The Coffin
05:06
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Death Knocked At My Door
05:59
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The Prophet
05:08
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Devil In Dungeness
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I'm Coming
04:02
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TAR / MM / UOH
Independent record label group. Tin Angel Records, Meat Machine, Unheard of Hope.
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