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Cambodian Ice
04:17
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Rain Water
04:18
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Eye Candy
03:35
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Erratic Erotic
04:59
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Mind Kontrol
04:17
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Face Stabber
04:29
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Save Sex
05:11
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Hide The Knives
04:22
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Nymphomercial
03:16
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Burn In Desire
03:37
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Your Man (Bonus Track)
03:36
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Whores (Bonus Track)
03:47
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All Her Exes Los Angeles, California
Los Angeles-based alternative trio (Daniel Rodriguez, Jeanine JiJi Strong, Rob Wendt) seemlessly fuse rock, electronic and pop music with a dexterity that reflects their unique songwriting experience, for all you lovesick lunatics out there.
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