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World In Motion
02:58
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Come Alive
03:25
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Lights Go Out
03:55
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Color Of Red
04:20
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Runaway
03:26
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Cannot Stop
03:56
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Figured Out
03:28
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Soul
03:23
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Have You Ever
04:04
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You Made Me
03:14
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Majesty
03:27
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Dawning
03:11
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Silver And Gold
02:32
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