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Ode to a feedback
00:48
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Rise up again
02:24
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Turn this page
01:46
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Brother´s in pain
01:10
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Broken heart*
04:16
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Once uppon the time, there was a little story about giving and getting between two so different isles. The bridge was built so strong, but unwishing type of wrongs have created nonsense earthquake to divide two friendly ways.
He´s sitting on his bed diving through the space of worries, he´s not thinking about stupid whys and ifs but still can´t find a way to destroy holy sorrow, to break the weight of memories, way to say i´m happy…
Are you ready for this war???
Have you ever spent some time across the wall, the deeper trip into your core
Did you understand it???
Don´t you want to fly again, don´t make me cry!
Broken heart – Fly away
Hidden vision gave his lost life new way
Keep his engine in peace forever, don´t think so much and do it with pleasure
Pay attention for your party, before you´ll loose your body.
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Řekni svoje ne!!!
02:24
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Dedication
00:32
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Question
02:09
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Destroy you all (demo)
03:17
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