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Begin Again
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For the Greater Glory
05:40
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My Sunlit Room
04:19
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Razor
03:59
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Sanctuary
08:31
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Kingdom of the Blind
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Never Too Late
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Crown of Thorns
08:58
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Alan Reed Surrey, UK
..Is it hope beyond reason, this might be the season at last.. To Begin Again?!!!
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