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Black Heart
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Damage
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Descent (Version)
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Beauty Lies Within
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Pray For Love
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Chamber Six
05:57
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Elegance (Version)
05:14
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The Nightmare I Am
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Isolation
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What If
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Edge Of Dawn Germany
Edge Of Dawn: Intelligent Electronics, twisted lyrics, intricate compositions. The German project of Mario Schumacher and Prof. Frank Spinath (Seabound) lends its astonishing quality from the individual talents of its protagonists.
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