The Foretold (part I) | Steeve Rock | Silenced

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The Foretold (part I)

by Steeve Rock

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This is the first part of the chapter V of the Silenced story where our hero discovers his true identity...

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released December 21, 2012
Lirycs By Steeve Rock
Music by Steeve Rock and Hugo Caron. Bass intro written by Benoit Champagne

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