1. |
Red Horse Lament
05:00
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2. |
Flight of the Corsairs
08:49
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3. |
Coincidence
03:56
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4. |
Birth of a Star
04:27
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5. |
Bloody Armistice
07:20
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6. |
Ballad of Yasuke
05:52
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7. |
Cruel Mistress
03:12
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9. |
Comes Back Around
03:30
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10. |
The Vote
04:17
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I don't see what you're fussing about
We're not that different if you think about it
We just steal physical things
You're the one stealing
The Vote
You must know what it is you're
Doing, don't you?
You went out and hired pirates
To do your dirty work
We only stole tangible things
You're the one stealing
The Vote
We won't steal for you anymore
See if that is gonna change
The Vote
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11. |
Devices (Bonus Track)
04:03
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12. |
Last Song (Bonus Track)
03:36
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The Troubadours Denton, Texas
These two pirates just recently came on the scene, but wanted to share their music with whoever felt like listening. Check out their studio work as they work on their next Album, Troubadours 2: Armistace Now! You can also find them on Twitter, if that's your thing. ... more
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