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Artist: Loudness
Canonical path: /loudness/theme-of-loudness-part-ii
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Theme of Loudness (Part II)
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Theme of Loudness (Part II)
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Welcome my soldiers. You are devil's children
ai wa uchuu no
mokuzu to narite
mohaya zange mo yurusarenai
hikari aru subete no mono
horobite mo
eien ni kagayaku
Loudness!
hikari aru subete no mono
horobite mo
eien ni kagayaku
Loudness!
hikari aru subete no mono
horobite mo
eien ni kagayaku
Loudness!
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