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Sardónios
04:20
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The Demiurgian Creation
05:05
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Gelos
05:06
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Maniae
06:30
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Divine Decadence (Bonus)
06:35
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Arrow of Wrath (Bonus)
05:03
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Grinning God Germany
Coming alive in grand sardonic laughter
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There is bliss in tragedy - close your eyes and see
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