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Prelude
01:59
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One Giant Stage
05:00
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Avalon
05:32
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Do Not Leave Me Now
06:04
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If I Should Meet You
04:50
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Transatlantic
11:10
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7. |
Do As They Do
02:45
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8. |
All Because Of Me
08:22
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9. |
Never Too Late
05:36
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