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Black Helicopters
02:24
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They're Watching Me
06:21
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Shadow People
03:14
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The Voices in My Head
06:54
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Government Control
11:19
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Surveillance State
03:25
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Tinfoil Hat Blues
07:21
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Paranoid Android
00:43
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The Conspiracy Deepens
16:04
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