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Welcome to Hell
01:44
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Welcome
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Last Word
04:11
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Cross my heart from the start
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Diggin
02:35
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Love is here to stay
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Evil Everywhere
02:27
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Babe you best beware
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Speed Demon
02:53
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The faster I go
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Out of Our Minds
03:33
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We were out of our minds
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Drink Myself to Death
02:59
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What choice do I have left
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Uncharted
02:22
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Wrote down all the things that I wanted
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The Bloody Hell Halifax Regional Municipality, Nova Scotia
Catchy Horror punk from Halifax Nova Scotia, The Bloody Hell are what would happen if George Thorogood sang for the Misfits, but all the songs were written by Tom Petty. Super Catchy songs about women / drinking and death, played at punk rock speed.
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