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At The Bar
03:45
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2. |
Somebody To Love
03:09
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3. |
When Did We Grown Old?
03:54
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4. |
Never Let Go
04:28
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Little Empty Heart
04:14
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The Downtown Bar
04:36
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7. |
Mess Around
03:05
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Story Of My Life
04:00
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The Town Bar Cartaxo, Portugal
“.One of the beautiful things about their music is that while it has that classic folk rock twang that comes from the
ukulele and harmonica, the lyrics are sublime, simple, yet powerful. The tunes they play are stories a listener can get lost in..."
British Magazine "People are Amazing"
... more
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