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Mr. E.
04:53
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Helsingborg
03:45
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Pigeonholes
03:32
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Transition
04:07
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The Sea And The City
03:42
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Shake On It
03:22
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The Inevitable
05:52
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Dance Again
04:12
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Life Of Toil
03:48
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Outlook Friends
04:35
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Wait For June Wetzlar, Germany
Wait For June is melancholy-driven folk pop that’s able to offer a song for every season of mind & heart. Performing with a dozen instruments the band creates tonic pieces which help you shake the bending load of life; music that leads up to your door and right to the skin. ... more
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