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Blow Me Down
05:14
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A Couple Bars Too Long
05:39
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Intermission
00:22
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Chains
04:34
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Bekleme
01:55
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Angel of Death
04:41
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In the great book of John
You're warned of the day
When you'll be laid
Beneath the cold clay
The Angel of Death
Comes down from the sky
And claim up your soul
When the time comes to die
When the Angel of Death
Comes down after you
Can you smile and say
That you have been true
Can you truthfully say
With your dying breath
That you're ready to meet
The Angel of Death
When the lights all grow dim
And the dark shadows creep
And then your lived ones
Are gathered to weep
Can you face them and say
With your dying breath
That you're ready to meet
The Angel of Death
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Skin & Bone
06:15
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Modus Opera & Eye Vallejo, California
The soundtrack for the foolish Borracho looking for salvation. Finding it in a cup, or on the road, or maybe behind the sofa.
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