Caliban Undying Darkness CD Japan

Undying Darkness Music

List Price	$36.99 (You save $2.84)
Category	Rock/Pop Albums, Rock CDs, Heavy Metal
CD Universe Part number	7427133
Catalog number	25023
Discs	1
Release Date	Dec 15, 2007
Additional Info	Japan

Caliban Undying Darkness Songs

	1.	Intro
	2.	I Rape Myself
	3.	Song About Killing
	4.	It's Our Burden To Bleed
	5.	Nothing Is Forever
	6.	Together Alone
	7.	My Fiction Beauty
	8.	No More 2nd Chances
	9.	I Refuse To Keep On Living...
	10.	Sick Of Running Away
	11.	Moment Of Clarity
	12.	Army Of Me
	13.	Room Of Nowhere

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