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Black stone
03:55
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Ashes
04:25
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Father
04:43
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Weatherman
03:53
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Crosses
03:07
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Here we are
05:15
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Under the best light
03:15
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This kind of tomorrow
05:56
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Liar
04:28
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I m free
05:25
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Yours to keep
03:45
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Towers
04:21
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