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Rolling Deep
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Sing Dark
03:23
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My Yard
02:08
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Oxbow
03:22
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Tonight Will Be Fine
03:16
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Rise and Fly
03:01
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Warming Me Up
02:21
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Feel the Sun Again
04:41
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Vader Cove
03:04
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Color Called Green
02:30
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Oxbow (demo version)
03:19
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The Midnight Hours
04:06
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The Sea of Cortez
02:02
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Warm Winds
03:38
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