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Dear Lord (Intro)
00:26
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The People's Temple
05:10
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National Anthem
04:34
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Revolution
03:34
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Pound For Pound
04:37
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The Fear
06:29
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Bigger
03:37
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It Goes
03:32
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Call My Name
04:30
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Na Na Na Na
04:22
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Dear Lord
02:41
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