Black Like Vengeance Empty As The Day CD

Empty As The Day Music

List Price	$14.97 (You save $0.98)
Category	Heavy Metal Albums
Label	Metropolitan Groove Merchants
All Time Sales Rank	612252
CD Universe Part number	7535330
Catalog number	739506
Discs	1
Release Date	Nov 27, 2007

Black Like Vengeance Empty As The Day Songs

	1.	Once You Go Black.....
	2.	Of Sundered Spirits
	3.	Empty As The Day
	4.	Snuff Is My Business
	5.	Dirge For Veronique Auguste
	6.	Buried Temporarily
	7.	The Black Medea
	8.	Asleep At A Wake

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