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Time desolation
03:41
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Candid souls
04:06
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My proud
03:50
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Stonewall 1969
04:59
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Forgetting times
04:15
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Homesickness
02:07
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Dancing in the air
04:10
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Strange body
03:51
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Exciting unknown
03:15
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Freedom inside
06:00
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Narrow escape
01:40
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Breaker
03:48
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