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It Don't Even Matter
02:22
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I Try
03:06
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Black To Blue
01:47
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Baby Gone Crazy
04:04
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Crazy/Home
03:08
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Bring Me Home
02:31
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Mr.Blue
01:49
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Louisiana
03:44
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What Can I Do
02:53
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Blue As I Can Be
03:19
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Cruel/Corrupt Recordings
Cruel Corrupt Recordings is committed to the output of sound-noise-music. Keeping the Open-Mind approach towards music and artists, expanding on the belief that the rules in music are meant to be broken.
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