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Exordium
04:24
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Lock And Key
02:21
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Carry The Torch
03:53
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Memoir
04:17
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Under The Gun
03:32
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Gridline
03:26
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Perilous
03:20
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Challenger
02:12
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Harmonic Balance
02:12
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Kid At Heart
02:58
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Cult Of Melody
05:55
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