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Here Come The Vultures
06:05
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Stardust
03:57
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My Masquerade
03:43
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Tell Me, Mechanist
04:52
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Sing To Me
05:09
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Army Of Dolls
04:56
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Lullaby
04:56
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Scarlet
04:36
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11. |
Don't Let Go
03:57
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My Masquerade (Live)
05:01
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April Rain (Live)
04:46
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14. |
Go Away (Live)
03:42
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15. |
Sever (Live)
04:54
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Stay Forever (Live)
04:32
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Delain Zwolle, Netherlands
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