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Ocean Of Confusion - Songs Of Screaming Trees 1990-1996

by Screaming Trees

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19 tracks · 78 min

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01Who Lies In Darkness (Album Version)4:13
02Alice Said (Album Version)4:12
03Disappearing (Album Version)3:11
04Ocean Of Confusion (Album Version)3:05
05Shadow of the Season4:33
06Nearly Lost You4:06
07Dollar Bill4:33
08More or Less3:09
09For Celebrations Past4:08
10Julie Paradise5:05
11Butterfly3:21
12E.S.K. (Album Version)4:09
13Watchpocket Blues (Album Version)5:14
14Paperback Bible (Album Version)3:07
15Make My Mind4:10
16Dying Days4:50
17Sworn and Broken3:33
18Witness3:38
19Traveler5:21

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When was Ocean Of Confusion - Songs Of Screaming Trees 1990-1996 released?: Ocean Of Confusion - Songs Of Screaming Trees 1990-1996 was released in 2005.
How many tracks are on Ocean Of Confusion - Songs Of Screaming Trees 1990-1996?: Ocean Of Confusion - Songs Of Screaming Trees 1990-1996 has 19 tracks, with a runtime of 78 minutes.

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