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  1. Say Just Words
  2. Faith Divides Us - Death Unites Us
  3. Forever Failure
  4. Hope Dies Young
  5. One Second
  6. As I Die
  7. Darker Thoughts
  8. Hallowed Land
  9. A Side You'll Never Know
  10. Accept The Pain
  11. Albino Flogged In Black
  12. All You Leave Behind
  13. An Eternity Of Lies
  14. Another Day
  15. Another Desire
  16. As Horizons End
  17. Ash & Debris
  18. Back On Disaster
  19. Behind The Grey
  20. Beneath Black Skies
  21. Beneath Broken Earth
  22. Blood & Chaos
  23. Blood of Another
  24. Breeding Fear
  25. Cardinal Zero
  26. Channel For The Pain
  27. Christendom
  28. Close Your Eyes
  29. Colossal Rains
  30. Control
  31. Crucify
  32. Cruel One
  33. Cry Out
  34. Crying For Eternity
  35. Daylight Torn
  36. Dead Emotion
  37. Deadly Inner Sense
  38. Death Walks Behind You
  39. Deep
  40. Defiler
  41. Deus
  42. Disappear
  43. Divided
  44. Don't Belong
  45. Dying Freedom
  46. Elusive Cure
  47. Embers Fire
  48. Embraced
  49. Enchantment
  50. Ending Days
  51. Ending Through Changes
  52. Erased
  53. Eternal
  54. Fader
  55. Fall From Grace
  56. Fallen Children
  57. Falling Forever
  58. Fear
  59. Fear of Impending Hell
  60. Fear Of Silence
  61. Fearless Sky
  62. First Light
  63. Flesh From Bone
  64. Forever After
  65. Forging Sympathy
  66. Forsaken
  67. Frailty
  68. From The Gallows
  69. Frozen Illusion
  70. Ghosts
  71. Gods Of Ancient
  72. Gone
  73. Gothic
  74. Grey
  75. Hands Of Reason
  76. Harbour
  77. Hear the Night
  78. Honesty In Death
  79. Host
  80. How Soon Is Now?
  81. I Am Nothing
  82. I Can Hate You
  83. I Despair
  84. I Remain
  85. I See Your Face
  86. Icipher
  87. Illumination
  88. In All Honesty
  89. In Nomine Satanas
  90. In This We Dwell
  91. In Truth
  92. Internal Torment (2)
  93. Isolate
  94. It's Too Late
  95. Jaded
  96. Joys Of The Emptiness
  97. Laid To Waste
  98. Last Regret
  99. Laws Of Cause
  100. Leave This Alone
  101. Let Me Drown
  102. Living With Scars
  103. Loneliness Remains
  104. Look At Me Now
  105. Lydia
  106. Made The Same
  107. Master Of Misrule
  108. Medusa
  109. Mercy
  110. Missing
  111. Mortals Watch The Day
  112. Mouth
  113. Mystify
  114. Never Again
  115. Never For the Damned
  116. Never Look Away
  117. Never Take Me Alive
  118. No Celebration
  119. No Forgiveness
  120. No Hope In Sight
  121. No Passage For The Dead
  122. No Reason
  123. Nothing Sacred
  124. Once Solemn
  125. Ordinary Days
  126. Our Saviour
  127. Over The Madness
  128. Paradise Lost
  129. Perfect Mask
  130. Permanent Solution
  131. Pity The Sadness
  132. Poison
  133. Praise Lamented Shade
  134. Pray Nightfall
  135. Prelude to Descent
  136. Primal
  137. Punishment Through Time
  138. Rape Of Virtue
  139. Rapture
  140. Ravenghast
  141. Redshift
  142. Remembrance
  143. Requiem
  144. Return to the Sun
  145. Rotting Misery
  146. Sacrifice the Flame
  147. Sanctimonious You
  148. Sane
  149. Sedative God
  150. Self Obsessed
  151. Self Obsessed (Live)
  152. Sell It To The World
  153. Serenity
  154. Shades Of God
  155. Shadowkings
  156. Shallow Seasons
  157. Shattered
  158. Shine
  159. Shrines
  160. Silent
  161. Silent in Heart
  162. Slave
  163. Small Town Boy
  164. So Much Is Lost
  165. Solitary One
  166. Something Real
  167. Sons of Perdition
  168. Soul Courageous
  169. Spirit
  170. Sun Fading
  171. Sway
  172. Sweetness
  173. Symbol of Life
  174. Symbolic Virtue
  175. Take Me Down
  176. Terminal
  177. The Devil Embraced
  178. The Enemy
  179. The Glorious End
  180. The Hour
  181. The Last Fallen Saviour
  182. The Last Time
  183. The Longest Winter
  184. The Painless
  185. The Rise of Denial
  186. The Sufferer
  187. The Word Made Flesh
  188. Theories From Another World
  189. This Cold Life
  190. Through The Silence
  191. To The Darkness
  192. Tragic Idol
  193. True Belief
  194. Two Worlds
  195. Universal Dream
  196. Unreachable
  197. Until The Grave
  198. Victims Of The Past
  199. Waiting For God
  200. Walk Away
  201. Weeping Words
  202. Widow
  203. World Pretending
  204. Worth Fighting For
  205. Wreck
  206. Xavier
  207. Year Of Summer
  208. Yearn For A Change
  209. Your Hand In Mine
  210. Your Own Reality
  211. Last Desire (Demo)

Paradise Lost is an epic poem in blank verse by the English poet John Milton (1608–1674). The first version, published in 1667, consists of ten books with over ten thousand lines of verse. A second edition followed in 1674, arranged into twelve books (in the manner of Virgil's Aeneid) with minor revisions throughout. It is considered to be Milton's masterpiece, and it helped solidify his reputation as one of the greatest English poets of all time. The poem concerns the biblical story of the fall of man: the temptation of Adam and Eve by the fallen angel Satan and their expulsion from the Garden of Eden. At the heart of Paradise Lost are the themes of free will and the moral consequences of disobedience. Milton seeks to "justify the ways of God to men," addressing questions of predestination, human agency, and the nature of good and evil. The poem begins in medias res, with Satan and his fallen angels cast into Hell after their failed rebellion against God. Milton's Satan, portrayed with both grandeur and tragic ambition, is one of the most complex and debated characters in literary history, particularly for his perceived heroism by some readers. The poem's portrayal of Adam and Eve emphasizes their humanity, exploring their innocence before the Fall of Man and their subsequent awareness of sin. Through their story, Milton reflects on the complexities of human relationships, the tension between individual freedom and obedience to divine law, and the possibility of redemption. Despite their transgression, the poem ends on a note of hope, as Adam and Eve leave Paradise with the promise of salvation through Christ. Milton's epic has been praised for its linguistic richness, theological depth, and philosophical ambition. However, it has also sparked controversy, particularly for its portrayal of Satan, who some readers interpret as a heroic or sympathetic figure. Paradise Lost continues to inspire scholars, writers, and artists, remaining a cornerstone of literary and theological discourse.

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