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from Harvest Years by A Cold Dead Body

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We've never thought that every
illusion would become our cradle.

We've never thought that every
movement would become
part of the eternal motion.

Signs of the great collapse.
Signs of the greatest end.

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from Harvest Years, released December 16, 2010
Mixed by Enrico Berto at Mushroom Studio [IT], mastered by James Plotkin [US]

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