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By all these fears
03:40
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Persistence of vision
03:49
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Assigna
05:39
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Diamonds
03:53
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Extincted
04:09
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Clemency
05:40
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Over the senses
04:45
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Lyncelia
08:02
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Ghosts of past lives
05:38
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Scorn
04:35
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Void of glass
05:25
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Lovelorn
05:57
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Lyncelia France
Lyncelia is a French Gothic-Rock/ColdWave band since 2008.
Influenced by The Cure, Clan of Xymox, The Sisters of Mercy; Theatre of Tragedy and Paradise Lost.
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