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Return
03:20
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2. |
Star
02:23
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Sigil
03:29
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4. |
Veil
03:14
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Ghost
03:11
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Guardian
03:04
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Mask
09:00
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Heart
03:42
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9. |
Soul
02:03
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10. |
Ena
01:29
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11. |
Wires
02:03
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12. |
Answer
03:23
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13. |
Love
03:34
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Exit
02:55
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Vulpiano Records San Francisco, California
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