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Yet We Have Changed
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Children of the Moon
03:20
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To the Water
04:09
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Need to Love
03:26
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Light in the Dark
05:11
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Shine So Bright
04:12
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In the End
04:55
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Just a Little More
03:10
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Sunken Ship
04:45
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