Lyrics by Twilight Ophera
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- Black Fire In The Chasm Of Rapture
- Blessed To Forget
- Born of Brimstone Womb
- Bow Before My Dark
- Burning Velvet Palanquin
- Chaos And The Conquest
- Chaosworm
- Charagma
- Crown Of Thorns
- Cruciferous Lunacy
- Devastation Of Empyrean (Before The Dawn)
- Gothic Prelude Of Capricious Equanimity
- Hollow Movements of Flesh
- Leperthrone
- Mid Nightmare
- Mirage of Moira
- Night Beholds The Supreme Clandestine
- Opera 666: The Whore
- Paragon Of Pregnant Night
- Pseudogods
- Queen Of The Night (Darkness Is Thy Kingdom part II)
- Sanguine Diadem
- Shadowdancer
- Silhouettes of Paradox Craft
- Storms Of Silence
- Suicide Harlequin
- Sulphur Spiral
- SYN
- The End Of Halcyon Age
- The Moon Is Your lover... (Darkness Is Thy Kingdom part I)
- Trapped In Husk Of A White Crow
- Wasted
- Wraith Reveries
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