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01. All Night Long 02. Longing For Fire 03. Crying Days 04. The Sails Of Charon 05. Sun In My Hand 06. Virgin Killer 07. Kojo No Tsuki 08. We'll Burn The Sky 09. In Trance 10. Rainbow Dream Prelude 11. Fly To The Rainbow 12. Top Of The Bill 13. I've Got To Be Free 14. Polar Nights 15. Dark Lady 16. Pictured Life 17. Catch Your Train 18. All Along The Watchtower 19. Little Wing
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01. All Night Long 02. Longing For Fire 03. Crying Days 04. The Sails Of Charon 05. Sun In My Hand 06. Virgin Killer 07. Kojo No Tsuki 08. We'll Burn The Sky 09. In Trance 10. Rainbow Dream Prelude 11. Fly To The Rainbow 12. Top Of The Bill 13. I've Got To Be Free 14. Polar Nights 15. Dark Lady 16. Pictured Life 17. Catch Your Train 18. All Along The Watchtower 19. Little Wing

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Runtime:157 minutes
Studio:UDR Music

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