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A Cold Day In Hell
04:47
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Echoes In The Night
04:56
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The Hall Of Ghosts
04:34
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Into The Darkness
05:50
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5. |
Requiem
05:02
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The Enchantress
05:54
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Thy Dagger
06:04
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8. |
Till The Bitter End
06:10
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9. |
Warriors Blood
08:04
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10. |
Rise
05:49
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The Descent
06:10
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Forbidden Realms
07:06
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Spirit Call
06:12
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15. |
We Could Be Angels
05:54
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16. |
Choose Your Poison
04:31
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17. |
All That Is Hidden
05:30
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18. |
Karma Is A Bitch
04:17
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19. |
Beauty In The Fight
06:41
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20. |
As Darkness Falls
04:23
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KOBURG
Symphonic Rock One-Woman Band and Sporadic Model.
Co-produced by Anthony Malpass & Dean Baker.
Koburg is signed to Evolve Or Die Records.
Management: Sarah Sanford koburgmanagement@gmail.com
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