America Must Be Destroyed

by GWAR

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1.	Ham On The Bone 02:04	buy track
2.	Crack In The Egg 03:37	buy track
3.	Gor-Gor 04:21	buy track
4.	Have You Seen Me? 04:46	buy track
5.	The Morality Squad 03:37	buy track
6.	America Must Be Destroyed 04:45	buy track
7.	Gilded Lily 03:36	buy track
8.	Poor Ole Tom 05:07	buy track
9.	Rock N Roll Never Felt So Good 04:17	buy track
10.	Blimey 03:12	buy track
11.	The Road Behind 05:30	buy track
12.	Pussy Planet 02:53	buy track

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released March 31, 1992

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