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Joshua Tree
03:30
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The Thunder Song
05:59
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Queen Brinni
04:32
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Song for Kelsi
02:00
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Tobhair Dom Do Lamh
02:48
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Lord Franklin
04:18
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Kelsi II
01:48
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Scheduled to Die
05:12
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A Date on the Wall
03:02
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Still Life
05:16
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Summer Ran Away
04:03
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Moveable Feast
03:08
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Roosevelt is Dead
02:10
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Song for Briand
03:49
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Middle Ages
05:05
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Van the Man
01:58
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Coin in the Dust
05:04
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