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Songs in the Album How Could Hell Be Any Worse

No	Song
1	American Dream
2	Damned To Be Free
3	Doing Time

4	Eat Your Dog
5	Faith In God
6	Fuck Armageddon... This Is Hell
7	Into The Night
8	Latch Key Kids
9	Oligarchy
10	Part III
11	Pitty
12	Voice Of God Is Government
13	We're Only Gonna Die
14	White Trash (2nd Generation)
15	We're Only Gonna Die
16	Latch Key Kids
17	Part Iii
18	Faith In God
19	Fuck Armageddon... This Is Hell
20	Pity
21	In The Night
22	Damned To Be Free
23	White Trash (2nd Generation)

24	American Dream
25	Eat Your Dog
26	Voice Of God Is Government
27	Oligarchy
28	Doing Time

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