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Isolated
02:12
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Dying Man
02:29
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Hell Cell
02:14
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Changing Places
02:01
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No Rule
02:29
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Love or Pain
03:24
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Forgotten Hero
04:18
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Telepathy
01:50
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Church of Religion
04:07
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Not Last Night
03:05
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Divis Flats
02:06
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