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Songs in the Album 1979-83 Volume 1

No	Song
1	A God In An Alcove
2	Bela Lugosi's Dead
3	Dancing

4	Dark Entries
5	Double Dare
6	Hair Of The Dog
7	In The Flat Field
8	Mask
9	St. Vitus Dance
10	Stigmata Martyr
11	Telegram Sam
12	Terror Couple Kill Colonel
13	The Passion Of Lovers
14	The Spy In The Cab

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