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Who Wants to Get Saved
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Pride (follow me sheep)
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Lost
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Lust
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Envy
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Pass the Plate (Greed)
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Testify
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Gluttony
02:39
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Wrath
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Found
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These are the Things
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Reverend Dan and the Dirty Catechism Springfield, Massachusetts
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