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Loss Of Trust
03:18
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Pretty
03:46
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Dear Jane
02:38
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Blow Me Away
02:57
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Control Over Illusion
03:13
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Ballad Of A Psycho
03:37
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World Attack
03:12
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Once
03:42
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Loved You On Tuesday
03:47
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10. |
Her
04:14
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11. |
Foxy Foxy Fur
02:33
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12. |
Sadistic Chicken
02:19
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13. |
Dark Moon (Legacy)
04:32
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HowManyDevils Sheffield, UK
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