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Moon On A Golden Thread
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Fairy Ring Daydream
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Hockwold Reprise
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Gleaming Crown
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Secret Song
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She Is Cold In Stone
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Spectral
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Flower Leaf Procession
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Across The Black Meadow
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Hemlock Mountain
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Hawthorne Wheel
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Funeral Lullaby
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Bells In An Old Forest
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Rising Hill
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Hockwold
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Winged Sirens
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Mountain Water Reprise
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