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Opening the Wound
01:34
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Suffer Me
04:14
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Treason (Album Version)
07:06
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Farewell
05:26
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Breaking
03:50
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Sorrow
05:48
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Wayfarer
04:16
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Solace
06:36
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Closure
01:32
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Eldercall Nashville, Tennessee
Howdy, we are Eldercall, a Melodic Death Metal band based out of Nashville, and we want to invite you to join us in the ring and let our Hadouken of sound wash over you while you crouch block in the corner waiting for it to be over.
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