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Redemption
02:43
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Dance Of Wolves
03:32
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No Hope
02:35
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Ghouls Night
03:01
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Broken Promise
03:45
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Cult Of Colony
03:05
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Falling
03:04
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Twenty Twenty Vision
02:57
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Cold War
02:52
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Vanishing
03:43
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Tragic Age Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Tragic Age is a rejuvenated gothic entity. It projects the depths of emotional struggle through a darkened fusion of rock and roll and classic goth rock
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