Tall Dwarfs Hello Cruel World CD

Hello Cruel World Music

List Price	$20.99 (You save $1.30)
Category	Rock/Pop Albums, Rock CDs
Label	Phantom
All Time Sales Rank	274183
CD Universe Part number	6677403
Catalog number	603488
Discs	1
Release Date	Jul 19, 2005

Tall Dwarfs Hello Cruel World Songs

	1.	Nothing's Going to Happen
	2.	Luck or Loveliness
	3.	All My Hollowness to You
	4.	Louis the First
	5.	Maybe
	6.	Pictures on the Floor
	7.	Paul's Place
	8.	Clover
	9.	Song of the Silents
	10.	Louis the Second
	11.	Canopener
	12.	Beauty
	13.	This Room Is Wrong
	14.	Walking Home
	15.	Turning Brown + Torn in Two
	16.	Woman
	17.	Shade for Today
	18.	Brain That Wouldn't Die, The
	19.	I've Left Memories Behind
	20.	Phil's Disease (Day 1)
	21.	Phil's Disease (Day 4)
	22.	Crush

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