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Can you find the fire?
02:52
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Always something wicked
04:33
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So far away
04:17
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Candle in the dark
03:59
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Blood red moon
02:58
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Caroline
04:20
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Listen to the sound
04:29
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The rain is now my home
03:28
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They showed us the devil
03:26
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The Phantom Pines Seattle, Washington
Dark folk from the rains of the Pacific Northwest
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