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By the Window
02:30
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Sad Songs
03:52
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Alcohol
02:57
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Did You Say Somethin'
04:24
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Run, Now Run
03:23
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Away We Go
02:16
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Like a Comet
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Too Late
02:54
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Silly Boy Blue Porto, Portugal
Silly Boy Blue is Miguel Vaz, a singer songwriter from Porto, who after being part of New Talents FNAC Compilation (2016), recorded “Man on Wire” with some friends.
“Man on Wire” conveys a sexy melancholy like Kate Moss.
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