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I am standing
03:36
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2. |
Interlude 1 (Preachers)
00:56
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3. |
These letters
01:38
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4. |
Bird-baby
01:27
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5. |
We were made for this
03:22
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6. |
Interlude 2 (Creatures)
00:50
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7. |
Place of your own
04:24
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8. |
Open hands
03:08
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9. |
Fleeting
02:29
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12. |
Boy man child
03:46
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13. |
Final song
01:51
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Shanti Steventon-Lorenzen Castlemaine, Australia
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