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Ruin the Picture
03:58
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Silence
03:46
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Ghost
05:40
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Hand Stained Red
03:32
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Remember
03:38
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Apology
03:29
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Horizons
04:48
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Quiet Hand
04:28
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Fragile
06:30
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Shine
05:14
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Spark and Fire
03:36
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Ten Septembers
05:18
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