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Floyd Fills the Void
06:31
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(Instrumental)
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(Instrumental)
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Outer Rim of the Galaxy
06:07
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Forever Among the Stars
09:06
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Mind Bend
07:00
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Through the Forest
07:11
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Folk Tail
02:12
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Musica Strangiato
05:57
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Ringing of the Bells
02:31
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Wilderness
01:26
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Why (You Never Cared)
11:04
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why, why, why, you never cared, Oh why, why, why, nothing matters, you never cared, why... I'll figure out the rest later.
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