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Burn My Temple
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Johnny Bittersmile
03:04
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Carry Me
03:08
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Virginia
05:07
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Let Me Rise
04:44
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Blowing Over Fire
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Where Are They Now
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What
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Ashes
06:24
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Delirium Age Italy
Delirium Age was born in May 2013 by the will of the lead singer and guitarist Lorenzo Casarini who found his strength in
the artistic union with guitarist and composer Andrea R. di Giacomantonio.
Balancing between Pop and Hard Rock, the old and the new, the acoustic and the electric, Delirium Age are highly recommended to those who love Foo Fighters, The Black Keys, Audioslave and Neil Young.
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