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Birth 1
03:51
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Gnashing Of Teeth
05:34
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The Plea
06:24
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Don't Give Up Now
04:51
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The Lord's Prayer
06:42
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Psalm 97
03:38
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Redemption Draweth Nigh
08:33
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Psalm 121
03:39
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Betrayal
04:44
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Armor Of Light
06:42
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Birth 2
01:14
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Gadget Fountain Valley, California
Gadget was one of the first projects to combine Industrial music and Christianity.
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