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The Big Tree of Life
01:45
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Memories
03:15
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Poems About the Stars
03:47
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Nothing Is Alright
01:12
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The Cocoon
03:32
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I Can't Break Free
04:16
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Focus
00:50
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Hope
02:28
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Chaos
03:14
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Jakob Muehleisen Munich, Germany
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