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Wide
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Bring Me More Life
03:54
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When In Doubt
01:46
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By Mike Oldfield
02:42
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Warning Signs
03:57
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Itch feat. Manel Cruz
04:14
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Paco, Toby and Blackie
03:10
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Make Believe
04:19
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My Point of You
04:52
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The Lazy Faithful Portugal
The Lazy Faithful ignore the Warning Signs like Nothing Goes On and it made them Easy Targets. But they paid the Nice Price.
Together, they make music, and that is what you are here for.
And thus, they Sealed their Fate.
Long ago, a wise man uttered the words "With a light friendly touch it all begins..." and the rest is still history.
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