Dead Americans Boy Who Shot Out The Sun CD

Boy Who Shot Out The Sun Music

Category	Rock/Pop Albums, Rock CDs
Label	CD Baby
CD Universe Part number	7270500
Catalog number	94999
Discs	1
Release Date	Jul 11, 2006

Dead Americans Boy Who Shot Out The Sun Songs

	1.	The Boy Who Shot Out the Sun (pt. 1)
	2.	The Boy Who Shot Out the Sun (pt. 2)
	3.	Destroyer
	4.	Keep it Fake
	5.	Born to Burn
	6.	The Way You Are
	7.	Love and War
	8.	Life in Disguise
	9.	Snake in the Grass
	10.	You Don't Have to Go
	11.	The Boy Who Shot Out the Sun (pt.3)

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