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Songs in the Album Metropolis Part 2: Scenes From A Memory



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1 Beyond This Life
2 Fatal Tragedy
3 Finally Free
4 Home
5 One Last Time
6 Regression
7 Strange Deja-Vu
8 The Spirit Carries On
9 Through Her Eyes
10 Through My Words

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