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The Wedding Song
03:40
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Crucifix
03:39
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Crying Out For Life
02:36
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Ghost On The Irish Sea
05:37
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Say Something
04:35
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Sister
05:02
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Instrumental
03:23
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The Clock Strikes Twelve
04:56
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All Of My Life
06:53
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Eyes Of A Child
05:35
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Falling Voices
04:23
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October Rain
04:38
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13. |
Nothing New
04:18
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Simon
06:45
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New Dawn Fades - Live
05:00
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