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Theme from the Horror
02:02
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City of the Living Dead
01:05
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Ring Around the Rosy
00:41
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Fright Night Tonight
01:37
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Bloody Moon
02:00
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Mister Todhunter
01:32
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Krog the Boogeyman
02:03
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The Howling
02:28
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Run, Kids! Run!
01:02
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Get to the Church
03:02
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The Wraith
01:05
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Trancers
02:09
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The Horror Closing Theme
01:52
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Eric Coomer Nashville, Tennessee
Nashville based singer/songwriter and multi-instrumentalist Eric Coomer sings from the perspective of a fellow traveler who understands well the doubts and frustrations as well as the joy and laughter this life brings.
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