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Space Shuttle (Intro)
04:08
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Space Guardians
07:22
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Red Planet I
00:55
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The Droid
03:51
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Red Planet II
01:23
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Lost Astronaut
10:22
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Blues For The Mars
02:46
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Desert
07:51
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Caravan
05:23
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Falling Star (Outro)
00:46
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