1. |
Change Is Always
04:23
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2. |
Dance Of The Dead
05:49
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3. |
Discrimen
02:05
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4. |
Hibernate
03:59
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5. |
Silent Pause
05:32
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6. |
Ode To A Broken Doll
04:56
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AMENRA Kortrijk, Belgium
.the last music on earth
called up from out of the
ashes of its ruin.
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