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It Means Escape is the first full-length album by the rock band Cowboy Mouth. It was released on November 14, 1994. The album title is a subtle jab at their record label, Monkey Hill, with whom the band wanted to part, but the company forced them to record the album to fulfill their contract.
Tracks
- "Why Ya Wanna Do Me?"
- "Man on the Run"
- "Looked Like a Woman"
- "Here I Sit in Prison (Yipee-I-Yay)"
- "Come on Over"
- "How Do You Tell Someone?"
- "My Little Blue One"
- "Everyone Is Waiting"
- "Jenny Marie (Don't Go)"
- "Angel With a Broken Wing"
- "Hitchhiker"
- "Timmy"
- "Hey Bartender"
- "Irish Boy"
- "Take Me Back to New Orleans"
- "Brand New Shoes"
External links
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