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one way train
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neighborhood
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everytime you fly by
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right now
01:56
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wind
02:17
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underground
02:30
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fields of flowers
03:07
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piano duet
03:10
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soaring with the sun
02:18
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a day on the street
02:15
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not a king
01:19
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walking alone
02:20
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tv priest
01:10
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hometown villain
01:55
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mountain hymn
02:32
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goodbye
00:57
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