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Castaway
05:57
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Taboo
03:39
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Burning Silence
06:03
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Fairytale
04:20
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Truce
04:53
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Freedom
03:59
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Corners Of Her Skin
02:32
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Birds Of Death
05:38
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Waterfall
04:48
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Doom
03:41
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Chasing Fireflies
05:46
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Tears Like Rivers
06:00
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Sulfur
04:50
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Lore
06:13
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The Event Horizon
04:55
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Pablo Petidier Jerez, Spain
Pablo Petidier is a songwriter from Jerez de la Frontera (Spain).
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