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Sins of the Father
04:55
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Who will you Serve?
09:50
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Return to the Sea-Pt1
03:01
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Return to the Sea-Pt2
07:25
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A Day on the Moon
03:58
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La Iglesia
06:26
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Flowers in my Hair
04:53
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Ministry of Failure
04:19
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