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Intro
00:34
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Bring Me Back To Life
04:11
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Where I Want To Be
04:19
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Catholic Girls
04:08
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Ghosts
04:52
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Luna
04:00
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This Is Life
04:06
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Color
04:15
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Northern Lights
05:27
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The Permanent Rain
05:25
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Never Feel Alone
05:56
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Way Down
04:21
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Infinite
05:09
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