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Violent Revolution
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Absolute Fear
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Savage Execution
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Nuclear Winter
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Cyborgs
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Narodnik
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Corrupt Future
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Second attack
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Northern Light
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Swordwielder Sweden
Crust from Gothenburg, Sweden
In darkness there is silence
In death there is peace
Haunting inside me
Where chaos breeds
Contact: swordwielders@hotmail.com
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