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Rid This Town Of Demons
03:22
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A Broken Window
04:03
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House Of Mirrors
04:03
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Square One
04:27
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No One Else Around
04:02
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Sad Strings Interlude
01:39
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Repetition
03:50
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Taking Care
03:44
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Someone Else's Fight
03:16
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When To Stop
03:25
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