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Capturing the Absence by Simplekill

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Capturing the Absence

Release date: 2007

From Burn the Silence
Track 13
3:29
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"Capturing the Absence" is a track by Simplekill, from the album Burn the Silence, released 2007. The track is 3:29 long. It's filed under Alternative.

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Simplekill

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From Burn the Silence

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Album
Burn the Silence
Burn the Silence
Simplekill
2007
Track number
13
Release year
2007
  1. 1Another Compromise
    3:15
  2. 2Shutting Blinds and Locking Doors
    3:16
  3. 3Desending from Chance
    3:05
  4. 4Stay Away

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