Jim Paquette 358 Hangovers A Year CD

358 Hangovers A Year Music

Category	Rock/Pop Albums, Rock CDs
Label	CD Baby
CD Universe Part number	7355142
Catalog number	113105
Discs	1
Release Date	Nov 28, 2006

Jim Paquette 358 Hangovers A Year Songs

	1.	What I'd Do Without You
	2.	Yuletide By the Poolside
	3.	358 Hangovers a Year
	4.	Butt Crack Tattoo
	5.	It Only Hurts When I Pee
	6.	Spring Break I Forgot
	7.	Her Spitting Image
	8.	Pocket Pinball Wizard
	9.	If You Think Her Boobs are Big You Should See Her Box
	10.	He Likes it in the Can
	11.	She Likes a Little Spanking
	12.	Man of Her Dreams Dejour
	13.	It Works For Us

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