Hot Heels Records The Hi-Jacked Generation CD

The Hi-Jacked Generation Music

List Price	$13.00 (You save $1.45)
Category	Rock/Pop Albums, Rock CDs
Label	Hot Heels Records
CD Universe Part number	7444151
Discs	1
Release Date	Mar 28, 2007

Hot Heels Records The Hi-Jacked Generation Songs

	1.	A Long Gone Hand
	2.	Howl
	3.	Paloma
	4.	Swim to Shore
	5.	Cold Front Kids
	6.	Guns
	7.	Vaulted with Papers
	8.	My Copper France (Rosetta)
	9.	Tanker Ships a' Burning
	10.	This Land
	11.	Your Mother

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