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Knights De La Mancha
03:36
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Life Is Passing By
03:47
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This Time
04:12
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Icons (Gold Can't Rust)
02:38
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Will You Remember Me
04:18
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Grace For Grace
03:18
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On 'n' On
03:23
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Diary
03:14
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Start It Again
03:22
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Hit By A Lightning Flash
02:56
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Druida
02:55
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Time To Become One
03:08
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