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Songs in the Album Derelicts Of Dialect

No	Song
1	The Merchant Of Grooves
2	Derelicts Of Dialect
3	Ace In The Hole
4	French Toast
5	Portrait Of The Artist As A Hood
6	Pop Goes The Weasel
7	Sea Vessel Soliloquy
8	Daddy Rich In The Land Of 1210
9	Word To The Third
10	Herbalz In Your Mouth
11	Al'z A-b-cee'z
12	No Master Plan No Master Race
13	Come In
14	No Static At All
15	Eye Jammie
16	Microphone Techniques
17	Problem Child
18	3 Strikes 5000
19	Kick Em In The Grill
20	Green Eggs And Swine
21	Derelicts Of Dialect (sd50 Remix)
22	Pop Goes The Weasel (radio Edit)
23	M.c. Disagree And The Re-animator

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