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World War III
05:33
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Earth's Call
04:10
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Hope
04:05
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Inner Conviction
05:00
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Dark Night Falls
03:58
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Seaquest
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Modern Cowboys
04:46
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Burning Sands
01:05
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The Path of Pharaohs
05:10
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Orkanian's Lands
05:02
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Seed of a New World
05:01
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Multiversal Universe
07:02
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An End On Earth?
01:26
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