1. |
Intro
01:09
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2. |
Patchwork
03:11
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3. |
Seul
03:35
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4. |
Sans compromis
01:54
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5. |
Johnny good boy
04:15
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6. |
Idylle secrète
02:29
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7. |
Unité
02:43
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8. |
Amitié
02:40
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9. |
Apparence jugée
03:36
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10. |
Politiciens
02:42
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11. |
Avancer
02:12
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12. |
Fin de siècle
02:46
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13. |
Zombie
02:47
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14. |
Les sectes
03:14
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15. |
Un monde meilleur
04:54
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16. |
Casse toi
01:56
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17. |
Région sacrifiée
03:10
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18. |
Héritage
03:07
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19. |
Charge 69
02:26
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20. |
Scream-instrumental
03:15
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