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Lavett Find Your Purpose CD
- SKU:
- 25787955
- UPC:
- 7320470168486
- MPN:
- 168486
- Condition:
- New
Description
2012 release from the Swedish rockers. Having spent the last ten years making albums and touring with other acts, (Dead By April, Lost Horizon, Beseech, the Unguided, Cipher System, Night rage, Cemetery, Serenade for June etc.), the members of Lavett now feel it's time to start from the beginning. Although plans for starting this band has been in the cards for some time, it wasn't until now that it was possible to happen.
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1. We Can't Go on 2. Can't You Hear Me 3. Everybody 4. Find Your Purpose 5. Take a Step Back 6. It's Not Over 7. Hold on 8. Blame the Silence 9. Forgotten Generation 10. Blessing for Life 11. The Mark
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