1. |
Torrent
04:01
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I Fell in the torrent
when the soil on the bank of the river came unbound
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2. |
Reawakening
03:41
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3. |
Lift your head
02:24
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4. |
A Shaman
02:51
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I could not stop
07:30
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The Mother, the Seer
03:19
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interrogate de luna
02:11
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Solus
13:59
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Dawn
04:33
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The Boy and his Voice
02:40
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Somnium
04:35
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13. |
վերջ
02:51
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