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Close To Fall
04:14
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Not Perfect
03:11
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Higher
05:03
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Whale Of Golden Eyes
04:58
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Along The Road
03:00
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Fire
03:07
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This Girl
04:09
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Out Of Control
04:27
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Trees Turn To Fire
04:02
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Words
04:32
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11. |
I Smile For An Hour
05:26
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12. |
I´ll Find The Sun
04:09
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Odoghan Córdoba, Argentina
The band´s been influenced by "American and British alternative rock" from de last two decades, brit pop, punk rock even folk at some point. Though responding to these influences, the band´s music finds it´s own path, and develops into an honest means of genuine expression of profound and existential feelings. There´s a lot of travelling, transit, doubts, questioning and contradiction in the song ... more
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