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Warrior Song
04:56
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Strangers
04:12
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It Never Rained
02:22
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Harold and Maude
04:00
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Senses In Command
04:37
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No Bargain
03:20
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July
03:02
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Blacklist
04:31
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Nothing Left But Plans
04:06
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Bend Me Like the Truth
03:14
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Misty (Segue)
03:41
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Tomorrow
04:58
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Ordinary Men
04:34
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Rattlesnake Lake
04:35
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Through Ixtlan
04:36
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