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Only ONE RULE: If you use this source, Please credit us and link.

[Credit] ~ by Heinrich Von Ofterdingen
[Link] http://heinrichvonofterdingen.com/

This chorus was used "Realm" by Heinrich Von Ofterdingen.
(Chorus by miqui)

Realm
http://soundcloud.com/heinrich-von-ofterdingen/realm-sample

From 1st Album "Now Printing"
by Heinrich Von Ofterdingen / Tokyo Japan

http://www.myspace.com/heinrichvonofterdingen
http://heinrichvonofterdingen.com

[FREE] Realm Chorus Key=C#m bpm104 (AIFF) - by Heinrich Von Ofterdingen's Open Source

video game music . Ambiants, battles and events in scifi / cyberpunk moods.

Noodles Street

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Dangerous Proposition

The Shimmer

Castle in the Sky

Paranoia

Beneath It All

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The Earth Rumbles

Bouncer

Jupiter

The Times We Had

Hidden in Plain Sight Pt. III

Hidden in Plain Sight Pt. II

Hidden in Plain Sight Pt. I

Blue Flowers

Inventions of a Madman

The Fortress

Gasoline

Little Steps Pt. I

all music published by WHATFUNK can be used for free

/you can use it for commercial and noncommercial purposes. 

/you do not need to ask permission from or provide credit to WHATFUNK, although it is appreciated when possible