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Intro
00:46
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2. |
Beast
01:47
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3. |
The Circus is in Town
03:13
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Cyberia
03:05
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5. |
Vocal Interlude I
01:50
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6. |
Alpaca Farm
02:46
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7. |
Small Train Song Home
01:36
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8. |
Ridge
02:27
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Vocal Interlude II
02:08
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10. |
Fade In
01:25
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11. |
Hanagoromo
02:03
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12. |
Louis Pasteur
01:55
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13. |
Momotaro
02:08
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14. |
Hotel
01:27
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15. |
Put That Down
03:02
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16. |
Down the Slope
03:53
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17. |
Fade Out
01:20
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