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Absorb
03:46
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Je me souviens
03:55
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Au revoir
03:57
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First in Line
03:44
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Vague noire
02:10
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Déjà-vu
03:37
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True Colours
03:45
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Nightmares
03:21
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Menace
03:53
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Frontières Québec
Metalcore/Hardcore band from Quebec city
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