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Painted Road
02:35
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Without a Sound
03:08
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Midday Madness
03:00
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Daydream
02:35
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Blind In The Dark
03:20
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Canopy
02:59
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I Don't Know
03:51
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A Drying Well
03:14
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Lionize
03:30
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Old Ocean
03:54
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Azure Sky
03:42
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Star Descending Here
03:15
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