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Taste It
01:02
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You Coward
03:37
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Toxic
04:20
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Drain
03:21
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Come A Little Closer
04:47
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Pray I Fade
03:25
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Goldleaf
04:06
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Shiver Down
04:23
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Paralyse
03:43
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Run
04:49
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Heart Of Your Lie
04:27
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