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My Halo Ground
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Hope Is Here
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Aramis
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A Million Miles
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No Man's Land
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Pageant
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You, My North
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Awake
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The Path Of Broken Homes
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Timbre
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Black Moon
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Simply awesome. The sweet female voice combined with the dark growling just hit exactly my taste in music.
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