Burning Bridges (Arch Enemy Album) - Track Listing

Track Listing

No. Title Lyrics Music Length
1. "The Immortal" Johan Liiva, Michael Amott Christopher Amott, M. Amott 3:43
2. "Dead Inside" M. Amott C. Amott, M. Amott 4:13
3. "Pilgrim" M. Amott C. Amott, M. Amott 4:33
4. "Silverwing" M. Amott C. Amott, M. Amott 4:08
5. "Demonic Science" M. Amott C. Amott, M. Amott 5:23
6. "Seed of Hate" M. Amott C. Amott 4:09
7. "Angelclaw" M. Amott C. Amott, M. Amott 4:06
8. "Burning Bridges" M. Amott M. Amott 5:31
Japanese Edition
No. Title Lyrics Music Length
9. "Scream of Anger" Joey Tempest Marcel Jacob, Tempest 3:50
10. "Fields of Desolation '99" Liiva C. Amott, M. Amott 6:02
European Limited Edition Digipak
No. Title Lyrics Music Length
9. "Diva Satanica" M. Amott C. Amott, M. Amott 3:46
10. "Hydra" Instrumental C. Amott, Fredrik Nordström 0:57
Deluxe Edition
No. Title Lyrics Music Length
9. "Fields of Desolation '99" (from A Collection of Rare & Unreleased Songs from the Arch Enemy Vault) Liiva C. Amott, M. Amott 6:02
10. "Starbreaker" (from A Collection of Rare & Unreleased Songs from the Arch Enemy Vault) 3:27
11. "Aces High" (from A Collection of Rare & Unreleased Songs from the Arch Enemy Vault) Steve Harris Harris 4:26
12. "Scream of Anger" (from A Collection of Rare & Unreleased Songs from the Arch Enemy Vault) Tempest Jacob, Tempest 3:50
13. "The Immortal" (from Burning Japan Live 1999) Liiva, M. Amott C. Amott, M. Amott 3:55
14. "Dead Inside" (from Burning Japan Live 1999) M. Amott C. Amott, M. Amott 4:35
15. "Pilgrim" (from Burning Japan Live 1999) M. Amott C. Amott, M. Amott 4:34
16. "Silverwing" (from Burning Japan Live 1999) M. Amott C. Amott, M. Amott 4:16
17. "Angelclaw" (from Burning Japan Live 1999) M. Amott C. Amott, M. Amott 4:39

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