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ride the devil
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high as a kite
03:59
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ready to attack
01:58
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six words
01:46
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siege of power
03:42
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ambush sniper
03:06
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devil knows
02:45
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montana gunfight
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c.o.d.
02:52
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born to kill
02:27
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useless
02:47
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bring me to the mine
02:46
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walk by my side
02:39
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murder lab
01:27
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thin line
01:27
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cop an attitude
02:32
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AA
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iN! Bonn, Germany
In! IN? They are really in! There is nothing more to add! This is punkrock? Yes defenitive it is! These guys are the CEO´s of Punk! These good looking, supercool dudes from the ex-capitol of Germany play for all you flippy, super-duper-crazy guys! Always 110% and "ready to attack" ( as a song is called ). But: call us what you want. In In! we trust. Hail to the CEO´s of Punk! ... more
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