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Mirror Mirror
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Temple of Lost Souls
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Frantic
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In the Shadows
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The Only One
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Mesmerize
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Adagio in A minor
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As Time Goes By
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Atonement
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Drawing the Short Straw
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That Day
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htfk
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Sogno di Eden Lontana
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