Worn Vessel - The Refuse Of Nature Album

Tracklist

1	Blind, But Now I See	2:43
2	I Do What I Hate	9:17
3	Of Nature	1:06
4	Where Were You	6:03
5	Cut Me Down	1:24
6	Where Were You (Part 2)	7:14

Notes

Limited to 50 copies.

Short intro

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