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01 - Morrer
01:21
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02 - Caos
00:13
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03 - Guerra Desumana
01:20
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05 - Obrigado A Obedecer
00:59
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06 - Asas Da Vingança
01:09
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07 - Que Vergonha!
00:47
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08 - Poluição Atômica
00:56
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09 - Pobreza
00:58
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10 - F.M.I
01:09
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11 - Só Pensa Em Matar
02:12
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12 - Sistema De Protesto
01:33
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13 - Não Me Importo
01:15
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14 - Periferia
00:58
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16 - Corrupção
00:33
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