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Pile Of Rocks
02:24
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Tower Of Babel
03:39
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Flowers Of The Sun
03:39
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Hebrew fields are covered with flowers of the sun
Their face, like my love, is forced to look down.
Turn your face to the sun, love again.
Turn your hearts to the Son, reign again.
Jerusalem stones of ancient forum
We want to stop wailing, start loving again.
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Fight Fight Fight
02:46
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Heretic
03:51
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Down To Ruins
06:13
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En Route
03:46
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Prodigal
01:39
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In Your Hands
04:52
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Taking Risks
03:14
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Still Face Down
01:58
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Homecoming
03:27
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New Light Ruins California
New Light Ruins (active '08-'11) is: Remy Remigio, Isaac Brickner, Sterling Reed.
Guest musicians include: Aaron Kasdan, Ben Rosett, Eli Crews, Aaron Salit, Robyn Manion.
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