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The Fool
02:01
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2 Young
04:14
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Lucifer's Eyes
04:03
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The Hierophant
02:10
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Live & Let Go
04:23
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There's No Truth
04:45
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Return Forever
05:06
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8. |
Parallel Lines
04:15
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The Hermit
04:06
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10. |
A Noise
05:21
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11. |
Master of The Species
06:04
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12. |
Oxygen (Bonus Track)
03:36
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T.O.L.D. Los Angeles, California
The Order of Life and Death or Daniel James Smith, is a British singer, songwriter and record producer based in Los Angeles.
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