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Opening
00:57
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Uni -MET version-
02:27
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Bang-Bang
03:19
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Monday
02:31
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8. |
Our Rued Awakening
03:07
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Lemo
03:14
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Fade Away
03:17
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Prelude
01:25
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Dead in the Woods
03:38
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Fly High -MET version-
03:24
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16. |
Yakuza
02:23
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Epilogue
00:54
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T21CB Hungary
Art rock band from Szeged since 2006
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