The Movielife - Forty Hour Train Back To Penn Album

Tracklist

1	Keep Never Changing	3:02
2	It's Something	2:49
3	Face Or Kneecaps	3:10
4	Kelly Song	3:29
5	Jamestown	3:00
6	Scary	3:04
7	Ship To Shore	3:54
8	Takin' It Out And Choppin' It Up	3:03
9	Jamaica Next	2:54
10	Spanaway	3:24
11	Hey	2:41

Credits

• Bass – Phil Navetta
• Drums – Evan Baken
• Guitar – Brandon Reilly , Dan Navetta
• Producer, Mixed By, Engineer – Brian McTernan
• Vocals – Vinny Caruana

• Bass – Phil Navetta
• Drums – Evan Baken
• Guitar – Brandon Reilly , Dan Navetta
• Producer, Mixed By, Engineer – Brian McTernan
• Vocals – Vinny Caruana

Notes

Produced, Mixed & Engineered at Salad Days Studios - Washington, DC.

© 2003 Drive-Thru Records, Manufactured & Distributed by MCA Records.

Album

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