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Don't Know Why
02:57
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2. |
But Wait, It Gets Worse
01:31
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Spacenation
03:17
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Tongue in Cheek
03:02
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Soulsong
06:48
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6. |
Never Will
03:38
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Boss Fight
02:28
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8. |
Ares
03:20
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9. |
Way of the West
03:45
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10. |
Revenge: The Sequel
04:19
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11. |
Best of the Broken Heart
03:31
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Dragoncon: Year One
02:36
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13. |
State of Change
03:59
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