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1201

by The Dirty Mouth Posse

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released October 31, 2013
drums & synths by EightyD. guitars by Sir Timothy Groce.
Production & Arrangement by Sleepy E.
features vocals from Gerbs, Sleepy E & DS of the Dirty Mouth Posse
recorded & mixed at 100 swords studios.

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The Dirty Mouth Posse Minneapolis, Minnesota

WE ARE ALL ONE MONKEY IN A GLASS CAGE. THE DIRTY MOUTH POSSE SHALL FREE US IN EXCHANGE FOR THOSE NICE SHOES YOU HAVE.

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