I Sound Much Better in the Sun

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1.	What Would I listen to If I Were a Bat 05:49	info	buy track
2.	Trigger Finger 03:01		buy track
3.	Jinx 04:02		buy track
4.	I Sound Much Better In the Sun 04:56		buy track
5.	Hot & Bothered 04:06		buy track
6.	This Is Gonna Hurt 05:41		buy track
7.	Fire 03:57		buy track

released October 22, 2010

Zack Fierman and Doug Wartman

King Orchid Boston, Massachusetts

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