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Ars Gallica
04:35
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Sérénade Macabre
09:10
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Der Sieg Der Finsternis
08:17
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Aurelia
06:33
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Dark Embrace
06:26
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Evanescence
04:34
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Ars Vampirica
06:45
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Renaissance Noire
06:43
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Pleurs Nocternels
12:30
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Hidden Track
03:06
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