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Intro/The Darkest Hour
11:52
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It All Stops Here
08:48
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Stay Down
08:14
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Frequency
08:19
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Shallow Bay
06:41
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High Waters
02:38
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The Narrow Margin
20:25
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A Missile
07:01
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Guiding Light
11:04
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The Road Of Bones
09:09
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Further Away
15:59
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No Love Lost
06:15
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Headlong
08:10
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