1. |
Dear Lee
00:35
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Holy Hail!
03:47
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Hailing now to all the ancient ones,
Apocalypse is everywhen, get down.
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3. |
King's Mirror
06:06
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4. |
Venerate
03:04
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All the words are stolen
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5. |
Dearly
01:30
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6. |
Measuring Your Own Grave
04:07
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Can't see to the future, oh too far
how do you know you're not already gone?
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7. |
Cool Hand
03:34
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8. |
Mighty Carthage
03:41
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9. |
Tired Lion
04:45
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