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Your Funeral, My Trial is the fourth "album" (it was originally released as two 12" EPs) released by Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds.

It was first released in 1986.

Track listing

  1. "Sad Waters"
  2. "The Carny"
  3. "Your Funeral, My Trial"
  4. "Stranger Than Kindness"
  5. "Jack's Shadow"
  6. "Hard On For Love"
  7. "She Fell Away"
  8. "Long Time Man"
  9. "Scum" (CD only)


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