Anders Manga X'S & The Eyes CD

X'S & The Eyes Music

Category	Rock/Pop Albums, Rock CDs
Label	CD Baby
All Time Sales Rank	573859
CD Universe Part number	7763897
Catalog number	303983
Discs	1
Release Date	Aug 26, 2008

Anders Manga X'S & The Eyes Songs

	1.	The Only
	2.	Apple
	3.	100000 Tears
	4.	X's And The Eyes
	5.	There Will Be Blood
	6.	Trisect
	7.	Stoke The Fire
	8.	The Shrunken Head
	9.	Change Of Skin
	10.	Fade To Black
	11.	You Don't Wanna
	12.	These Colors Never Run

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