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Nameless Grave
03:17
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A Cradle Song
02:45
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Cabaret
03:32
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Ode to a Dream
02:48
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Buddha's Heretic Dreams
01:16
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Lost
03:20
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Abandonado... Aqui...
02:39
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Child
03:04
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The Doors of Perception
04:39
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The Little Bird Sings
05:52
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Hell
01:38
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Harmony
03:25
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A new Road to take...
03:20
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