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Opening Scene
00:36
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Food Chain
05:07
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Victim of Dance
03:14
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Easy Look Hard
05:01
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Worlds to Come
05:36
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Someones Pet
05:39
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My Son The Sun
04:05
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Theme for a Theme
06:06
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Pretty Skies
06:40
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11. |
Where Should I Be?
05:44
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Other Peoples Music Sydney, Australia
It's music and no two albums are the same.
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