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Prelude
00:31
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Scars
02:46
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Black Heart
03:32
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Lay Down
03:49
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Then
01:17
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Empty Hole
03:03
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My Way Out
03:56
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Eliminate
02:16
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Now
01:30
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Once Below
03:31
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Stone
03:21
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Weight of the World
03:33
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When
01:43
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I Surrender
05:56
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