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We Are, We Are
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How Far Is Too Far
04:34
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Taste Of Death
04:04
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The Shining Messiah
04:27
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Viva Utopia
04:22
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We Live On A Dead Star
04:42
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You Start A Fire In Me
03:37
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I Don´t Like The World
05:24
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Gone Away
04:15
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Lullaby
03:51
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