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What Might Have Been
03:20
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Disarray
03:26
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Melting
03:57
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Stargazer
04:38
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No Tomorrow
05:15
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Dream Punk
04:41
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Unrestrained
03:05
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Diamonds In Your Lies
05:27
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Nothing Is Real
04:50
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Erase It
02:38
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