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11. all tore up - 3:04
11. company graveyard - 4:31

tore fondo común, pisos 11 y 12
tore fondo común, pisos 11 y 12

the king clutched the mantle and tore it off.
the king clutched the mantle and tore it off.

a victorious smile tore across the hunter's lips, the end was in view.
a victorious smile tore across the hunter's lips, the end was in view.

then the boy was already so strong that he tore up a young tree out of the earth by the roots.
then the boy was already so strong that he tore up a young tree out of the earth by the roots.

the flood which had overtaken them could not destroy them, but it tore them apart and carried them far away.
the flood which had overtaken them could not destroy them, but it tore them apart and carried them far away.

to symbolize the intention of forcing out the dutch, the indonesian nationalists and independence movement tore apart the dutch flag.
to symbolize the intention of forcing out the dutch, the indonesian nationalists and independence movement tore apart the dutch flag.

then he tore the huntsman's head off again, turned it round, and the hare healed it with the root.
then he tore the huntsman's head off again, turned it round, and the hare healed it with the root.

В настоящее время готовится выпуск еще одной публикации, озаглавленной "tore and the town in thin ice ".
an additional publication entitled tore and the town in thin ice is under development.

when it was ended, he wanted to hold her fast by her hands, but she tore herself loose, and sprang away so quickly through the crowd that she vanished from his sight.
when it was ended, he wanted to hold her fast by her hands, but she tore herself loose, and sprang away so quickly through the crowd that she vanished from his sight.

- "yes, indeed i was there, and in full dress. my head-dress was of snow; then the sun came out, and it was melted. my coat was of cobwebs, and i had to pass by some thorns which tore it off me, my shoes were of glass, and i pushed against a stone and they said, "klink," and broke in two.
- "yes, indeed i was there, and in full dress. my head-dress was of snow; then the sun came out, and it was melted. my coat was of cobwebs, and i had to pass by some thorns which tore it off me, my shoes were of glass, and i pushed against a stone and they said, "klink," and broke in two.