Black Rose (2011 Version)
by QuickSpell
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Poetic lyrics, gorgeous melody and poignant instrumentals. I love it.
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This is a previously unreleased re-recording of our classic song, Black Rose, dating back to 2011!
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released October 10, 2014
Written, Performed, and Produced by Bianca Bardaré and Kevin Thoma
Written, Performed, and Produced by Bianca Bardaré and Kevin Thoma
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QuickSpell Marburg, Germany
Wizard Rock from Europe since 2009.
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