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A Million Years
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Comes Close To You
02:25
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Father
02:24
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Other Men
01:46
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Widow
02:48
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Angel Eyes
04:25
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Blood And Wine
03:42
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Felice
02:11
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Anabelle
02:50
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Tomahawk
01:07
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Golden Door
03:28
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Take My Hand
01:55
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Last Tears Of The Night
04:10
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