Satan is Real Again (or Feeling Good About Bad Thoughts)

Album - 1996 - DeB Id: 61325

By Country Teasers
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These Things Shall Pass (02:58)

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It Is My Duty (06:53)

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The Wide-Open Beaver of Nashville (02:16)

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Satan Is Real Again (04:46)

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Cripples (02:30)

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Devil on My Back (01:20)

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Panty Shots (04:32)

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Some Hole (02:12)

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Little Black Clouds (02:55)

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Lies (03:21)

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Country Fag (01:41)

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Thank You God for Making Me an Angel (02:38)

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Black Change (01:30)

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Don't Like People (03:09)

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Country Teasers

Country Teasers are a Scottish art/garage punk band formed in Edinburgh in the early 1990s, led by Ben Wallers. They’re known for abrasive, country-tinged minimalism and sharply satirical, provocative lyrics.
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