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Intro
01:12
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2. |
You Come To Us
02:19
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3. |
Here In Mourningside
01:57
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4. |
Phantasm Blues
02:08
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5. |
Finger Box [Dance Mix]
01:16
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6. |
Drills Knives Spikes...
01:32
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7. |
The Tall Man
03:45
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8. |
Grave Robbin'
04:57
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Haggard Wulf Morgantown, West Virginia
Armed with just a guitar and something far from what most would consider a drum kit, they are simply "hellbent for haggardness" as some might say... With a sound that'll leave a ringin' in your ears and maybe even a bad taste in your mouth.
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