In Trust of No One

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"In Trust of No One"
In Trust of No One (single).jpg
Single by Charon
from the album The Dying Daylights
Released16 May 2003
RecordedFebruary–March 2003 by Juha Matinheikki at BRR Studios
Genre Gothic metal
Label Spinefarm records
Charon singles chronology
"Little Angel"
(2001)
"In Trust of No One"
(2003)
"Religious/Delicious"
(2003)

"In Trust of No One" is a single by the Finnish gothic metal band Charon from the album The Dying Daylights . The single entered the Finnish charts at number one. [1]

Contents

Track listing

  1. "In Trust of No One"
  2. "Death Can Dance"

Credits

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References

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