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Renth To Ranisie
07:16
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The dream that I know
07:20
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Be mine
06:18
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Be mine
We belong together
It is our destiny
We will
Live forever
In eternity.
(Madeline Ardent)
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Into the valley
09:22
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Wall Of Silence
04:52
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Cultural extinction
05:26
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Black Amber mania
07:16
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Merseburg Charm
06:08
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Once the Idisi set forth,
to this place and that;
Some fastened fetters;
some hindered the horde,
Some loosed the bonds from the brave --
Leap forth from the fetters!
Escape from the foes!
(Middle ages magic charm text)
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Sky Gods
05:20
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In the sky and the sea
12:32
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Hybryds Belgium
Since the mid 80 -ties working in the ritual - mythical -industrial and magical music scene. This band is known for its mind- expanding sound. Primitive ethnical and contemporary industrial influences are blended to create a unique style that has influenced many who were looking for spiritual dimensions. In the beginning of the 80 -ties, Based on ancient influences and modern technology, ... more
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