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Calm Your Soul
05:12
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A Simple Blur
04:44
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Now You Know
04:03
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We Are Gold
04:30
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Twisted Towers
03:27
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Tomorrow's Calling
04:39
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Glass Cliffs
04:18
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Silent Comets
04:30
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Long Goodbyes
03:11
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