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Tyrant´s Holy Trinity
01:22
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OPT
03:36
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Gimme` War
03:38
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Eternal Hunger
04:23
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Grey
02:57
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Master The Monster
04:49
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Shepherds
04:18
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Model Citizen
02:48
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Complexity Is Not Chaos
02:58
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Mirror
03:05
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Lost
03:42
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Doubts
04:15
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