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Still Searching
02:11
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We Will Burn
03:13
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Too Young to Care
04:00
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Sensual Secrets
04:12
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Hypnotized
04:05
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Maybe I'm Dreaming
04:11
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Strangers
03:02
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Reaching Home
04:02
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Memories
03:05
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One Day
03:53
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No Love
04:12
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The Clockwork Heart
03:03
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