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Electric To Me Turn
01:50
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The Word
00:32
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Cherubic Hymn
02:19
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Program Me
04:39
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War
03:45
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National Anthem
02:40
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Chant Of The Unborn
01:24
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Incantation
03:17
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Angel Child
01:04
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Word Games
03:50
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Super Nova
05:23
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Requiem
03:22
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Bruce Haack West Chester, Pennsylvania
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