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In Love and Death (Instrumental Version)

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12 tracks · 42 min

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01Take It Away (Instrumental Version)3:16
02I Caught Fire (Instrumental Version)3:24
03Let It Bleed (Instrumental Version)3:14
04All That I've Got (Instrumental Version)4:06
05Cut up Angels (Instrumental Version)3:46
06Listening (Instrumental Version)2:47
07Yesterday's Feelings (Instrumental Version)2:58
08Light With a Sharpened Edge (Instrumental Version)3:29
09Sound Effects and Overdramatics (Instrumental Version)3:41
10Hard to Say (Instrumental Version)3:35
11Lunacy Fringe (Instrumental Version)3:41
12I'm a Fake (Instrumental Version)4:05

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When was In Love and Death (Instrumental Version) released?: In Love and Death (Instrumental Version) was released in 2004.
How many tracks are on In Love and Death (Instrumental Version)?: In Love and Death (Instrumental Version) has 12 tracks, with a runtime of 42 minutes.

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