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Truth (There Is More)
04:14
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Why
04:35
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Moonrise
04:31
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The Killer
04:11
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Ignorance
03:49
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Calling For Me
04:06
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Escape
04:50
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Gone Into Latitude
03:56
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Cold
04:19
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Song For The Forsaken
04:31
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Get Lost
03:43
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My Friend
04:47
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