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I Dream of Spring
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Je Fais La Planche
02:51
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Coming Home
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Once in a While
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Thread
03:38
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Close Your Eyes
04:26
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Sunday
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Flame of the Uninspired
03:30
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Upstream
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Shadow and the Frame
03:07
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Jealous Dog
02:32
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