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Here I Am
03:48
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I Will Dream
05:02
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Little Bird
03:14
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Time in Babylon
04:37
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Can You Hear Me Now
05:36
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Strong Hand (for June)
03:16
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Jupiter Rising
03:03
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O Evangeline
05:41
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Plaisir d'Amour
02:22
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Lost Unto This World
04:36
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Cup of Kindness
03:55
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