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Dark Days
04:13
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My Own Demise
06:28
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Amaranth
04:49
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GearLove
04:14
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Stardust
05:12
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Cemetery
05:32
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It Is As It Was
02:25
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The Dead March
03:41
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Illtyd (radio edit)
04:05
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Taboo
03:21
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Haunting (version 2)
05:14
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The Jerusalem Cross Wild Cherry, Arkansas
It was once said that religion was the opium of the masses...I say it's music.
Post-Punk Electronic
Music
An alternative Christian band.
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