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My Blind Eye
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You-Phonica
04:01
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Meadow
03:33
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What's for Sale, Gene?
05:15
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Break a Sweat
02:54
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Watch Me Fall
07:06
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New Dawn Pt. 1
08:57
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New Dawn Pt. 2
04:26
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Coma Thoughts
00:31
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Even in Adulthood
00:34
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Void Violence Pt. 1
09:34
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Void Violence Pt. 2
05:41
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Void Violence Pt. 3
06:33
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Void Violence Part 4
03:08
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nofearhere Tokyo, Japan
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