Emigre (single)

Emigre (single)

"Emigre" is a song from the 2006 album For Blood And Empire by the American political punk rock band Anti-Flag. It was released as a 45 RPM 7" vinyl single on RCA Records in 2006.

This song was originally titled Exodus.

In January 2007 the Untrue Gossip page, the official Anti-Flag website, stated that the single would be given out in certain independent record stores when you buy "For Blood and Empire".

Track listing

Side A
# EmigreSide B
# What Do You Think About Western Civilization (Demo Version)
# Die For Your Government (Live)


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