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Horizons
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French guy
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Wasted day
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Dreamin' about being a prima ballerina someday
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Traffic news
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Prisoner
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Common place
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Please Louise
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Wrote to your heart
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If I was
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Eat sleep poo
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Soulmate
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Coinflip Cutie Graz, Austria
Indie-Rock from Graz/Austria. From countryesque melodies, french-style, cheerfully played hook lines, and deeply touching lyrics. Very often flavored with a prise of melancholy, and sometimes even with a twinkle in his eye. Thrilling songs and ballads, that immediately stimulate both, ears and hearts. Catchy melodies seducing one to hum along, are worth careful listening. ... more
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