1. |
Doesn't Seem Here
05:19
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2. |
Stand Up and Be Counted
04:29
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3. |
I Got A Snake
02:11
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4. |
Blind
03:58
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5. |
Doesn't Matter
04:19
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6. |
Timeless Song
05:29
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7. |
Can I Have This Dance
03:39
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8. |
Getting Saved
06:14
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9. |
Fall On Me
03:55
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10. |
Theory of Everything
04:51
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11. |
Barricade
04:14
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12. |
The Noose
02:28
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13. |
I Had A Dream
04:04
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14. |
Dont Change A Thing
03:30
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15. |
Holly Shield
04:21
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16. |
Competition
03:21
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17. |
Just Imagine
04:23
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18. |
Rabbit Hole
04:59
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Fylo Zoet Daytona Beach, Florida
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