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Forgetting Myself
04:13
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South Paw
04:40
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First Place Trophy
03:25
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Temporary
04:31
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A Moving Shape
04:17
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Just the Enemies
03:08
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Light Dancing in Blue
04:10
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Forest
03:34
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Jive
02:16
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Cycle
05:12
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