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Parascope (Intro)
04:20
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Red day
05:12
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We look
05:43
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Talking blue
03:15
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Cutting
06:16
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Move on / and no stop
03:58
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Electric love (mk II)
05:24
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You and you
03:42
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Hardlines
05:47
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Talking strangers
05:12
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Chromatic move
04:18
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Secret smile
04:55
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Parascope (Outro)
06:11
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