Autumn's Descent Deadletters CD

Deadletters Music

Category	Rock/Pop Albums, Heavy Metal CDs, Industrial
Label	Windblown Media Recordings
Orig Year	2002
CD Universe Part number	7190224
Discs	1
Release Date	Jan 13, 2003
Studio/Live	Studio
Mono/Stereo	Stereo
Recording Time	61 minutes

Autumn's Descent Deadletters Songs

	1.	Everything
	2.	Disillusioned
	3.	Burden
	4.	Dismantle
	5.	Loss
	6.	Break (All It Was Meant to Be)
	7.	Unsettled
	8.	Sweet Remorse
	9.	Fade (Sad Goodbye)
	10.	Deadletter Olivia's Reign
	11.	Sometimes
	12.	Empathy
	13.	When It Rains
	14.	Holding It In
	15.	So Have I

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