Shondes The Red Sea CD

The Red Sea Music

Category	Rock/Pop Albums, Rock CDs
Label	The Shondes
CD Universe Part number	7614615
Discs	1
Release Date	Jan 10, 2008

Shondes The Red Sea Songs

	1.	Don't Look Down
	2.	Your Monster
	3.	Will You Still Love Me Tomorrow
	4.	Winter
	5.	Let's Go
	6.	I Watched The Temple Fall
	7.	At The Water
	8.	What Love Is
	9.	The Mother And The Colony
	10.	Don't Whisper
	11.	The Start Of Everything

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