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Double Greatest
01:25
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Idée Fixe
02:06
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Kill Freedom
03:21
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Prophecy
02:38
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Quit the Game
02:15
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Make sure that your hair's just so
It's not what you do, it's who you know
Everybody looks the same
I'm so glad I quit this game
You're just here to raise your score
I don't even care no more
I'm not trying to get girls or fame
I'm so glad I quit this game
Don't care if you don't like my style
Haven't cared for quite a while
Your approval's not my aim
I'm so glad I quit this game
Quit this game
I never knew all these rules
I didn't want to say that I didn't want to play
Your goddamn game
I don't want to be your king
Go and find the next big thing
Your approval's not my aim
I'm so glad I quit this game
Quit this game
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Serenity Lost
01:20
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7. |
Shave the Ape
03:52
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Shut Your Mouth
04:20
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9. |
Sometimes
02:24
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10. |
Your Side
05:58
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Brother Doubt Louisville, Kentucky
Born in 2007, died in 2010.
history.louisvillehardcore.com/index.php?title=Brother_Doubt
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