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I. Revolve
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Misery Scene
03:28
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Final Words
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Undertow
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An Open Letter
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Hailey
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Bloom
03:46
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Empire
03:44
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What You Want
03:55
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II. Revise
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Dwell
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Arrows
03:35
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Compendium
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Bête Noire
03:57
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Moloch
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What Can I Say?
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Heart To Heart
03:38
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III. The Mosaic
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Capstan Orlando, Florida
Anthony DeMario : Vocals
Harrison Bormann : Guitar
Andrew Bozymowski:
Bass/Vocals
Scott Fisher : Drums
Joseph Mabry : Guitar
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