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The Trumpet
03:50
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Day of the Den
03:53
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Lost and Lonely
04:26
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Close My Eyes
04:59
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Fragments
03:45
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Northern line
03:25
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Voodoo
03:24
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Semi-Hectic
03:14
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Single Blind Design
04:24
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Vampires
06:06
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