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Banshes
00:31
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Stand By Me
00:48
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Spike
00:30
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Feel
01:11
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I Who Have Nothing
02:11
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Climbing
00:56
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Blown
01:03
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Lose
03:13
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Rour
00:55
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Happy Sad
00:40
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Baby
01:42
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Anger
01:42
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Trial
02:00
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14. |
Give Me Energy
03:16
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15. |
Snakes
03:53
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16. |
Going Gold Part 2
04:46
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Agi2
02:24
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