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Songs in the Album The Arrogant Worms

No	Song
1	The Last Saskatchewan Pirate
2	The Credit Song
3	Let's Go Bowling

4	Goin' Huntin'
5	Don't Go Into Politics
6	No Sale/no Store
7	The Canadian Crisis Song
8	The Ballad Of Dan
9	Jesus' Brother Bob
10	I Want To Look Like Arnold
11	Car Full Of Pain
12	The Christmas Song

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