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ANOTHER CREATION
04:56
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ETERNITY'S CHILD
03:43
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IN MY WORDS
03:40
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INHUMANITY
03:16
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D.I.B.
04:43
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OBLIVION
02:12
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LIFE IN BLACK
03:40
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LAST APPRENTICE
02:45
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INTO ILLUSION
05:12
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