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Astoria
06:57
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Burning Up
04:05
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Yesterday
04:14
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One Love
04:01
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August Burns Red
00:46
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This Means War
03:24
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Hospital Bells
00:38
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Dearly Departed
04:19
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Hollywood Renaissance
01:08
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Shut Up And Kiss Me
03:12
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Who Do You Love
03:52
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Never Say Die
00:29
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13. |
Wildfire
04:04
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14. |
While We're Young
04:00
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Forget Me Not
03:48
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End of An Era
07:40
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Marianas Trench Vancouver, British Columbia
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