Fuckheads - Terrorism Is The Atomic Bomb Of The Poor Album

Tracklist

1	Alien Future Now
2	Sit Around
3	Pollution
4	Ignorance
5	Empty
6	Terrorist

Notes

Same program on both sides.

Album

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