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Just Saying
04:16
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Stand Tall
02:32
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Through Village And City
03:45
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Not The Devils Ride
02:54
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Lost Waves
03:40
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Planet Lojd
04:05
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Y.O.D.A.
02:24
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The Devils Ride
02:49
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Deplorable Condition
03:10
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Reborn In Heaven (live)
04:39
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