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Vermut de cendra
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You came from Sacramento
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F00ck
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Tell me a story
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Chevy
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Lying to myself
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Repent
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Salad days
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G00d Stuff
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Shiiiiiet
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Years Ago
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High Expectations
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Loose Ends
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Bellvitge
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Boston Pizza Records Barcelona, Spain
Sello independiente de Barcelona desde finales de 2010
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