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Loss
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Dreams of Oppression
03:33
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Euphoric Discontent
06:41
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Reprise
01:21
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Socialite
04:23
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The Outsider/Downfall
04:51
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Ode To Death
05:06
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You Call This Life?
02:54
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Eternal Reprise
01:48
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