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Black Silhouettes
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Weight Of The World
04:05
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Close Your Eyes
04:16
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Suburbian Ghosts
04:14
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Tangerine Sky
04:53
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Get Ready
02:43
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Waiting By The Window
03:38
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Electric
02:59
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Don't You Fall in Love
04:37
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Into The Twilight
04:10
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I'm Not Afraid
03:17
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I Wish I Could Swim Now
05:29
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Sunday Mornings
03:22
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Long Way Down
04:40
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Woke Up This Morning
04:17
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Please Don't Worry
03:48
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The Confusions Sundsvall, Sweden
Last standing band from the Swedish pop-wave of the early 90-ies and constantly developing. Indie veterans just out with their 10th album.
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