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Vermillion Freefall
03:01
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Born out of
03:29
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Wild Look
04:45
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Intro (my star)
04:00
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MY STAR
02:52
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Patient Window Stress
06:29
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Ask Me
02:25
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Celtic Crash
05:58
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Flite
02:36
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Earth
04:17
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Tether / Lauren Pakradooni Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
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