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Ten Coin Salute
02:46
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None. No lyrics. Singers welcome
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The Sludge
02:18
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Instrumental not by design.
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Home Forever
02:50
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Nope. It should have vocals.
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Benjamin Rose Gothenburg, Sweden
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