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When Worlds Unite
04:09
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The Minstrel`s Song
04:12
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Belle Ame
03:33
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Magic Market
03:42
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Des Kaisers Vermächtnis
04:08
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The Castle
06:07
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La Vie Oubliée
03:57
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Libertine`s Dance
03:51
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Requiem For A Dream
03:45
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Syrinx Call
04:07
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Both Sides Of The Mirror
02:30
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