Let's Die Forever... Together

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Let's Die Forever... Together
Studio album by Eric McFadden
Released	2007
Recorded	by Justin Phelps at Hyde Street Studios San Francisco, CA and Goldstone Studios, Montreal, Quebec, Canada 2006 - 2007 by Peter Temple at Peter Temple Studios, Albion, CA January 2006 by Phil Milner at Jenny Co. Studios, San Francisco, CA
Genre	Alternative rock
Length	51:57
Label	Bad Reputation
Producer	Justin Phelps and Eric McFadden
Eric McFadden chronology
(2006) Let's Die Forever... Together (2007)

Let's Die Forever... Together is a studio album by guitarist, vocalist and songwriter Eric McFadden released 2007. Though recorded mostly in the San Francisco Bay Area the original release was through Bad Reputation of France.^[1]

Track listing[]

1. "Slow Lullaby (intro)"
2. "What's in My Head"
3. "I Break Everything I Touch"
4. "Did You Hear that Sound?"
5. "Never Go Home"
6. "Black Holidays"
7. "Sick Inside"
8. "Friend of a Friend"
9. "Practical Man"
10. "Hole in my Faith"
11. "Lucky You"
12. "Dead Man's Lullaby"
13. "Ship Without a Dock"
14. "Ric's Lullaby"

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