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Bells of Awakening
02:07
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The Summoning
08:32
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Rise Up, Dead Man
04:46
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Rise up dead man
Up from the grave
Rise up dead man
Up from that bar room floor
Rise up dead man
In the blackness of night
Rise up dead man
To the songs of the crickets and bats
Rise up dead man
And feel the warmth
The kiss of the sun
The flames of the earth
Rise up dead man
Where you were struck down
Rise up dead man
Emerge from the dust of time
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Stolen Song
01:35
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The Wind In the Well
03:28
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Sickly Meadow
04:11
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Rise Up, Dead Man Durban, South Africa
Arcane folk music to summon the dead.
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