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Ui Sanguinis
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Malfeüz
05:07
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Funus Martii
03:25
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Tribus Instinctu
03:27
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Boom boom ding dong
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Triple Piano
05:56
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Parabellum
04:55
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Resuscitatio
07:32
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Crepitus
02:57
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Canon
03:12
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[No lyrics, except if you want to add some]
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Malfeüz Lamboing, Switzerland
Free and open-source music !
I only use free and open-source softwares and soundbanks.
Such as: Ardour, DrumGizmo, Virtual Playing Orchestra, running on Ubuntu studio.
I'm open to all collaboration proposition.
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