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Creators of Rain
03:28
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Indian Summer
04:47
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Song to the Siren
03:18
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Milk & Honey
03:50
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Love is a Battlefield
03:51
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Al Alba
04:39
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The Decadence of Lust
04:19
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Phantasmagoria in 2
04:32
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The Blue Unicorn
05:02
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She Won’t
04:39
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Trapeze
03:06
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You Got Me Singing
02:25
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Mick Harvey Melbourne, Australia
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