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A New Nightmare
01:00
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Crooked Teeth
03:17
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New Face
04:22
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Bleed Slow
03:04
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Turn Back
05:11
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Wake The Dead
03:48
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Icarus
02:38
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I Don't Want To Dance
04:57
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