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When I Was a Child
01:34
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One Can Rule the Sky
07:21
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Is This the End
04:09
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Behind Enemy Lines
06:14
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The Torturer
03:42
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Solitary Confinement
06:04
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The Gates of Perdition
04:54
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Disintegration
07:24
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Aria's Premonition
04:58
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