Discography [1994-2001], by Purpose

Discography [1994-2001]

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	1.	We Are The Third World 02:50
	2.	Over My Shoulder 02:24
	3.	That Smile 02:20
	4.	Player Piano 04:18
	5.	Sand To Glass 01:58
	6.	Kill For The Cause 03:44
	7.	Pedestal 02:31
	8.	Striking Worker 01:20
	9.	Our Future 03:43
	10.	Despair 02:57
	11.	Opinion 01:38
	12.	Tonight 02:37
	13.	What's In Worth 01:33
	14.	Tried 01:36
	15.	Pride In Belonging 01:41
	16.	Don't Sit Down 03:03
	17.	Vicious Circles 02:28
	18.	Forced Through The Cracks 02:10
	19.	Hang Your Head 03:43
	20.	Sickness 03:34
	21.	Breathe 04:28
	22.	Suicide Letter 02:29
	23.	The Long Road 04:19
	24.	I Stand Alone 04:20
	25.	Purple 05:34
	26.	For Want Of [Rites Of Spring Cover] 03:03
	27.	Something Of Value [Previously Unreleased] 02:38

released August 7, 2007

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