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Wake To Me
03:17
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Rise and Shine
02:33
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Close My Eyes
03:48
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Each and Every One
03:08
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Red Roses
02:39
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Cherry
01:30
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Can't Come Down
03:42
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Kiss
04:44
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Two Little Fish
03:05
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Surya (Fireworks)
03:02
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Secret
03:52
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Long Live The Roses
02:03
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Red Rosie Barcelona, Spain
Dream pop for twee goths đź–¤
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