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The Philosopher's Stone
03:41
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The Chamber Of Secrets
04:44
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The Prisoner Of Azkaplan
04:08
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The Goblet Of Fire
05:40
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The Order Of The Pheonix
03:21
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The Half Blud Prince
03:46
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The Deathly Hallows Pt1
06:35
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The Deathly Hallows Pt2
04:13
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The Birthdaiy Plan London, UK
The Birthdaiy Plan is made up of two friends who wanted to ensure their friendship and love of music never faded over time by coming together twice a year (on their birthdays) to write and record a song.
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