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Track Title	Value	Loading Music Player... Play
1. Murderby Munkinpure	R 7.00 ($0.99)
2. I Made This Bed, But You Can Lie In Itby Munkinpure	R 7.00 ($0.99)
3. I Really Didby Munkinpure	R 7.00 ($0.99)
4. She's Not Thereby Munkinpure	R 7.00 ($0.99)
5. End Of The Worldby Munkinpure	R 7.00 ($0.99)
6. Highwayby Munkinpure	R 7.00 ($0.99)
7. Treesby Munkinpure	R 7.00 ($0.99)
8. Let Me Goby Munkinpure	R 7.00 ($0.99)
9. Happy Togetherby Munkinpure	R 7.00 ($0.99)
10. Rockstar Etc.by Munkinpure	R 7.00 ($0.99)
11. Mine All Mineby Munkinpure	R 7.00 ($0.99)
Album Total:	R 77.00 ($10.89)	Select All

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Munkinpure - This Is Where The Money Went Album Cover

Munkinpure's second album, "this is where the money went", shows an older, more mature side of songwriting from singer "Travis Marc". The album was done over a period of three months and recorded by top South African producers, JP de Stefani (Van Coke Cartel, Just Jinjer), and Jon Buckley (JoDay and the New Academics). The album also features some surprises, including the bands version of an American song called "trees" originally recorded by Marty Casey of the LA Guns.