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Something's Changed
03:04
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Love I've Known
05:43
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Keep Running
05:48
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Road to Nowhere
04:08
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Prophet & A Pioneer
03:57
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Just Take Me In
04:26
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Smoke & Mirrors
05:11
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Standing on the Edge
03:22
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Lyotard's Lament
03:52
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An Apollonian Chorus
06:39
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