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Sound of Silence
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Smoke & Coffee
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Galileo
04:26
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Station Wagon
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Rolling on Empty
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Outta Body
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Lighters
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The Forms
02:20
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N.A.P.
02:47
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Nevermore
03:41
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White Moon
02:48
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Post-Modern Rasputin
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Red & White Leaves
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