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        Joyous Encounter

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        Autumn in New York
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        Bird's Eye View
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        Don't Ever Leave Me
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        Alone Together
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        Six and Four
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        Pannonica
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        Consummation
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        Quiet Lady
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        Joyous Encounter
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        A Child Is Born
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        Crescent
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        Total Tracks: 11   Total Length: 66:42

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