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Believe
04:11
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More Than Misery
03:40
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In The Silence
03:31
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Too Late
03:39
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By The Sound
03:42
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Six Feet Down
03:13
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Silhouettes
03:23
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Guiding Light
04:22
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Hate Me
04:04
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Better Way Out
04:37
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