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Till We're Gone
03:09
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Voices
03:50
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Alive
03:35
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Let Me In
03:14
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Adeline
04:28
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I'll Be Fine
03:55
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Dope Sick
04:01
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Little Things
03:42
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Oh Mary
04:30
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Free To Be OK
03:26
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Electric Century Manville, New Jersey
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Frank Iero created an amazing experience here. I cannot get enough of this record. From the opening track I was hooked and still am five years later. Frank proves here on his sophomore album that he is more than just the guitarist of My Chemical Romance (if you weren't already aware of that). Standout Tracks: Veins! Veins!! Veins!!! The Resurrectionist, or An Existential Crisis in C# Dear Percocet, I Don't Think We Should See Each Other Anymore.
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