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Sex PistolsDecember 10, 2011

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	Songs		Popularity
1	God Save the Queen	3:40
2	Anarchy in the U.K.	4:08
3	Pretty Vacant	2:59
4	Search & Destroy (Live)	3:05
5	Satellite	4:33
6	Submission	4:15
7	C'mon Everybody	1:55
8	Substitute	3:12
9	Liar	3:27
10	I Wanna Be Me	3:11

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Alternative/Indie

Total length

34:26

Tracks

10

Released

December 10, 2011

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© 2011 One Media Publishing

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MP3

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