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High Noon Stomp (Intro)
02:06
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The Thorn In My Side
04:43
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I'll See Myself Out
03:24
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Falling With Style
04:32
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1989
04:13
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Can't Stop The Rain
03:44
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I IV V
04:26
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Music & Lyrics by James Martin
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We're All Going To Die
06:04
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High Noon Stomp (Finale)
01:32
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The High Noon Cats Loughborough, UK
Rock & roll - lazy, rasping & usually drunk, the way it ought to be! Consider this a homage to bands like The Quireboys & The Dogs D'Amour
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