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Piano Mysteries
02:03
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Orchestral Mysteries
01:23
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Frantic Mystery
01:05
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Fantasy Comp
01:15
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Peaceful Harp
01:03
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Waves and Flutes
00:52
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Synthy Mystery Intro
01:21
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Unsettling Atmosphering
02:16
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9. |
King's Gold
01:50
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When the night is too long
When the morning sun will not come
When the farmer puts down his plough
will you stay and fight your ground?
When the north raises their own
to try and take your righteous throne
will you cower in the bloody earth
or will you suffer to remove the curse?
On the river filled with blood
all manner of life was lost and won
For our parents, they know the toll
To pay for the king to have is his gold
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10. |
Something Comes
02:41
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Shelley Smith Melbourne, Australia
Solo project of Shelley Smith who is also in Way Shit
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