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Ember
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Lost In Your Hazel Eyes
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When He Died
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Falling Dreams
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Synesthesia
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Requiem
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The Cursed Month
04:12
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Bazaars and Roses
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Black Magic of Destiny
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Moving to New Life
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Solitary Warrior
03:12
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Chasing The Death
02:30
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I'n'I
05:51
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The Sun Fired Horse
02:48
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Mustang; The Free Spirit
04:00
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WARiety
06:24
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KrEn Istanbul, Turkey
I was little, I took two doses of music through my ears. First, the circulatory system, confused, and then spread the effect to all the tunes on my body.Rhythms of my heart impressed.The last stop was in my brain, and there began to accumulate.I kept increasing and increasing the dose each day.Currently there are more remains of my brain.And daybyday it becomes my life.Music is me, myself and I... ... more
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