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Main Theme
04:56
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Meteors Strike
03:04
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Man In The Woodland
02:02
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VHS Play
02:45
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VHS Ending Title
02:17
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Breakout
09:02
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In Another Dimension
03:43
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Truth
03:18
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Earthquake
03:29
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