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Intro
00:55
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2. |
Saturday Night
02:58
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Flashback
03:10
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4. |
State of Grace
02:47
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5. |
I Did It Again
03:02
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Fractured
02:21
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Fiddlers Green
03:24
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As Time Goes By
03:31
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9. |
Run Johnny Run
01:45
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10. |
Mistaken Identity
02:36
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11. |
Restless Soul
03:20
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12. |
For Glory
02:06
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13. |
The Hutch
00:48
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14. |
Salvation Road
02:58
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15. |
Conquer
04:05
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16. |
She's Drunk
02:05
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Never Say Die Maryland
Much like the way lightning precedes thunder, our legend signals the coming of our rock n roll fury
Prepare yourselves
The time is now
We are NEVER SAY DIE
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