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under your stars above
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4132 miles
01:51
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on the devil´s back
05:00
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dance to the sun
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A. A.
02:27
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the spirits of the dead
04:20
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away
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scorpio rising
04:40
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the journey to the duat
03:18
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NU:N Porto, Portugal
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