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Atheist in a Foxhole
00:55
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Greedy Little Goblin
01:55
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Schooner
02:18
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Rate Me
02:01
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But Your Jokes...
02:08
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Flag of Flagella
02:07
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You Can't Do Both
02:16
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Just a Phase
00:49
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A Liberal Arts Education
00:34
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It Tolls For Thee
01:27
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Take Me Off Your List
02:08
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Uh Oh
03:32
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Grab the Snake
01:12
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How's the Dog?
02:29
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