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Wonder Years Greatest Generation CD
- SKU:
- 20543358
- UPC:
- 790692077120
- MPN:
- 771
- Condition:
- New
Description
Having traveled the country countless times and grown into the leaders of pop-punk since their formation, The Wonder Years are now back with the third installment of their album trilogy: THE GREATEST GENERATION.
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1. There, There 2. Passing Through a Screen Door 3. We Could Die Like This 4. Dismantling Summer 5. The Bastards, the Vultures, the Wolves 6. The Devil in My Bloodstream 7. Teenage Parents 8. Chaser 9. An American Religion (FSF) 10. A Raindance in Traffic 11. Madelyn 12. Cul-De-Sacs 13. I Just Want to Sell Out My Funeral
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