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Deep Earth
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From the deepest soil a reign emerges through the roots of an ancient Oak
Rocks and trees dancing slowly through the centuries ...
This is the dark path of the North, where the winter remains and the Time is forever...
This is the call of the Earth, the call of the Old Cosmic Gods!
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Sea of Mysteries
06:07
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Winds and Prophecies
02:21
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The Whispers of Air
06:39
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Ascension
03:11
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The Absolute
02:33
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