Kage The Nightmare Ends CD

The Nightmare Ends Music

Category	Heavy Metal Albums
Label	Kage
CD Universe Part number	7240657
Discs	1
Release Date	Jun 06, 2006

Kage The Nightmare Ends Songs

	1.	Absolute
	2.	Mirage
	3.	Hypnotize
	4.	Jackpot Sucker
	5.	Nomad
	6.	Whisper
	7.	Soul Breeze
	8.	Surrender to Serenity
	9.	Oceana
	10.	Chosen One
	11.	Savior Part I
	12.	Savior Part II

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