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Intro
02:12
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Generation One
04:05
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Perfect Life
04:24
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Fucking Whore
04:47
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Ohne Dich
05:18
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My Own Kingdom
05:07
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Time To Die
05:23
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Friends
04:53
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The Last Run
04:45
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Symphony Of War
05:47
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Love Kills
04:46
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