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Black Eyes Discography

Black Eyes (2003) – Tracklisting

  1. "Someone Has His Fingers Broken"
  2. "A Pack of Wolves"
  3. "Yes, I Confess"
  4. "On the Sacred Side"
  5. "Nine"
  6. "Speaking in Tongues"
  7. "Deformative"
  8. "King's Dominion"
  9. "Day Turns Night"
  10. "Letter to Raoul Peck"

Cough (2004) – Tracklisting

  1. "Cough, Cough"
  2. "Eternal Life"
  3. "False Positive"
  4. "Drums"
  5. "Scrapes and Scratches"
  6. "Fathers of Daughters"
  7. "Holy of Holies"
  8. "Commencement"
  9. "Spring Into Winter"
  10. "Another Country"
  11. "Meditation"

Shut Up, I Never - Tracklisting

  1. "Some Boys"
  2. "Shut Up, I Never"
  3. "Have Been Murdered Again"

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