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A1	A Rich Person's Death
A2	No Man's Land Written-By – J. Casteneda, The Neighbors
A3	Tough Guys Dogs
A4	The End Of Mankind
A5	Forgotten Problems
A6	I Wanted A BB Gun
A7	Thievery Written-By – J. Casteneda, The Neighbors
B1	Second Hand Man
B2	Three Percent Of Mammals
B3	Sometimes
B4	Dying For Attention
B5	Sponsorship Brah
B6	Drug War
B7	Hee Haw Uncle Pa

Credits

• Bass – Clint Kemerling
• Drums – Jon Henderson
• Guitar – Keven Kemerling, Scott Miller
• Mixed By – Jeff Forest*
• Music By – K. Kemerling* (tracks: A1, A3 to A6, B1 to B7), The Neighbors (tracks: A1, A3 to A6, B1 to B7)
• Producer – The Neighbors
• Vocals, Lyrics By, Artwork By [Cover Concept] – Kenny*

Notes

Recorded in February 1998 @ Double Time Studios, San Diego, CA.
Folded sleeve with lyrics printed inside.
Issued on CD format on Six Weeks Records, USA.

Other versions

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
none	The Neighbors	The More Money One Has - The More Important Is One's Life ‎(CD, EP)	Muck Records	none	Netherlands	1998
SW-32	The Neighbors	The More Money One Has - The More Important Is One's Life ‎(CD, EP)	Six Weeks	SW-32	US	2000
KR-21	The Neighbors	The More Money One Has - The More Important Is One's Life ‎(7", Ltd, TP, W/Lbl)	Kangaroo Records	KR-21	Netherlands	1998

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