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Darkstem
01:08
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Subswagger
00:51
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Resistance Ideology
01:19
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They're not listening! They're not listening! (drive into town)
Shoot the attendant! Grab the Gasoline! Fill up the tires!
It's for the Resistance! It's for the Resistance! It's for YOU!
Grab them from the roundabout one by one!
Enclose them with gas soaked tires!
Give them flame! Watch them burn! Watch them burn!
See their faces. Now they'll learn; now they'll understand.
We'll intrude....we'll intrude on your life.
We'll intrude your life - we are...Peace.
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Neims
03:06
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Stem Spillage
01:40
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Destination Passed
02:27
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the stemcells Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
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