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monologue (p.1)
11:52
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2. |
rise up
09:04
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3. |
brightness
08:40
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4. |
unreachable
07:00
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5. |
dark waves
08:00
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6. |
die to rise
04:08
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7. |
monologue (p.2)
10:20
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