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Talk to Me
04:33
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Destruction Dimension
01:55
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Intro
01:38
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duh duh da da duh duh do do
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Matter
03:55
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Strange
01:44
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Fall in to Me
05:08
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Apostrophe
03:40
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The Melodic Song
03:37
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Bitter Pill
03:20
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Crab Nebuler
06:36
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When?
04:49
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Wasted Days
04:37
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Nice Surf Song
05:19
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