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Rebel Rock
04:37
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No Substitute
04:00
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Let Me See Your Hands
03:31
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Light Of Freedom
04:01
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Outside In The Distance
03:25
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Kids Cry
03:58
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Surround Me
04:33
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Devotion
04:28
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Give Our Hearts
04:16
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12. |
Revolution Of Love
02:53
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