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All That This Is Now
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See Me Sin
03:28
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Bellua (Monster)
04:22
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Into The Calm
05:38
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Magnificent Desolation
05:13
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Easier To Lie
05:06
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Goosebumps
03:56
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Tidal Wave
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The Last Stop
06:03
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Behind The Moon England, UK
Behind The Moon are a trip hop duo from Stoke On Trent featuring Hannah Sophie on Vocals and Scott Evans on Keyboards/programming.
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