Pawlowski Trouve War Split Album CD

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List Price	$26.99 (You save $2.04)
Category	Rock/Pop Albums, Rock CDs
Label	Phantom
CD Universe Part number	7488020
Catalog number	707549
Discs	1
Release Date	Aug 07, 2007

Pawlowski Trouve War Split Album Songs

	1.	All Is Mask
	2.	Hey, Are You Looking For Something?
	3.	1000 Sleepness Nights
	4.	Sometimes I Hear Voices
	5.	The God Of Small Disasters
	6.	Dreams
	7.	Postcards
	8.	Logical Order
	9.	Uncertainty
	10.	Seashore
	11.	Laughing Version
	12.	Nudity
	13.	Death, A Physical Disaster
	14.	Come Share My Mood
	15.	For Those About To Wait
	16.	In The Presence Of Something Small
	17.	Inside A Diamond
	18.	Necrowaves (Chapters 5-8)
	19.	Beautiful/Dysfunctional
	20.	False Insect 2
	21.	Attus Ksam Si Lla

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