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Songs in the Album Cypress Hill IV

No	Song
1	(Goin' All Out) Nothin' to Lose
2	16 Men Till There's No Men Left
3	Audio X

4	Checkmate
5	Clash Of The Titans
6	Dead Men Tell No Tales
7	Dr. Greenthumb
8	Feature Presentation
9	From the Window of my Room
10	High Times
11	I Remember That Freak Bitch
12	Lightning Strikes
13	Looking Through the Eye of a Pig
14	Prelude to a Come Up
15	Riot Starter
16	Steel Magnolia
17	Tequila Sunrise

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