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Back To Higher Ground
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Let Them Know
03:06
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Song Of Babylon
02:24
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Common And Unknown
03:13
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Maritime Tragedies
03:27
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Everyone's An Actor
03:29
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Wasting Time
02:27
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Insane
03:36
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My Own Worst Enemy
02:33
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Harder To Stand
03:07
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Blacklist
03:14
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Don't Care
02:54
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