1. |
The Moment Had Arrived
04:31
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The Moment Had Arrived
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2. |
Confusion
04:19
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Confusion...
I tried to hide myself...
from what is wrong for me...
hate to see... hate to feel...
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3. |
So You Love The Game
04:22
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Sure to play a part
so you love the game
and in truth your lies
become one and same
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4. |
Expiate
03:03
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Expiate
the wrong one has done
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GREY MILLER Italy
Grey Miller are an italian arternative rock band from Italy, which was founded in 2007. Their music has been described as a post-rock, with ambient-dark sounds. Detailed melodies make an original and eclectic landscape of very suggesting atmospheres.
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