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Born Ruffians - Say It (new album / MP3)

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Tuesday, Mar 2, 2010

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Born Ruffians
Say It
(Warp)
Releasing: 1 June

SONG LIST
01 Oh Man
02 Retard Canard
03 Sole Brother
04 What To Say
05 The Ballad Of Moose Bruce
06 Higher & Higher
07 Come Back
08 Nova Leigh
09 Blood, The Sun & Water
10 At Home Now

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