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Most Likely to Die
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Anthem For The Young
Written by
Sophia Male
Courtesy of The Man Productions
Let It Go
Written by
Josiah Mazzaschi
Performed by
Light FM
Published by Space Humpin Productions ASCAP
One Night In Miami
Written by
Sophia Male
Courtesy of The Man Productions
Friends Aren't Friends
Written by
Josiah Mazzaschi
Performed by
Light FM
Published by Space Humpin Productions ASCAP
Is It Too Late
Written by
Bret Domrose
and
Tim David Kelly
Performed by Zombie Oil
Published by Wanna Make Out Music ASCAP / Ultradose Music BMI
Mercy
Written by
Josiah Mazzaschi
Performed by
Light FM
Published by Space Humpin Productions ASCAP
Light It Up
Written by Elizabeth Catherine
Performed by
Love Grenades
Published by Pink Plastic Pony Publishing BMI
Rub It Out
Written by Adam Barber
Performed by Maria Moraru
Courtesy of Urban Potager Music
Blood, Milk, & Sky
Performed by
White Zombie
Courtesy of Geffen records under license from Universal Music Enterprises
"Pink Flamingo'
Written by
Tim David Kelly
Performed by
Kicking Harold
Published by Ultradose Music BMI
My Angel
Written by
Richie Kotzen
Published by richiekotzenmusic ASCAP
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