Alex Whitmore Barfarcist II CD

Barfarcist II Music

Category	Folk Albums
Label	CD Baby
CD Universe Part number	7146017
Catalog number	64189
Discs	1
Release Date	Jan 17, 2006

Alex Whitmore Barfarcist II Songs

	1.	Daddy Let Me Drive
	2.	I Just Don't Look Good Naked Anymore
	3.	Caffeine
	4.	The Breast Man
	5.	I'm An Idiot
	6.	Four Nights Drunk
	7.	Ode'd Laundromat
	8.	The Opera Singer
	9.	No Thoughts Unuttered
	10.	Baby Boomers Lament

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