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Sweet Earth
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Destiny
02:53
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Destiny
I Come in the City
To Find my Mind
I Walk in the City
To Find my Place
Piano
I’m Lost it’s a Pity
So Am I Blind ?
Is There a Spell on Me ?
A Kind of Race ?
Piano
This Place is a Desert
A Wave Sentry
This Space is so Blunt,
Big and Dirty
Piano
If You Know Who We Are
If You Know Where We Go
We Will Keep The Line
We Won’t Work So Hard … For Nothing
Piano
Walking In The Desert
For A Long Long Time
Looks Like a Disaster
Your Heart Is Dry…….Tomorrow
I’ll See Our Destiny Tomorrow Night
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Hate the Haters
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Into the Darkness (A.Hoopert Mix)
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Run
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For Once
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Baaj&Baaj Cognac, France
A melodic and bewitching voice over troubling harmonies. Deeply influenced by 1980’s brit pop and new wave music, BAAJ&BAAJ is a musician, a singer songwriter and often more. Creations and covers are mixing modern beats and new wave music, where sweetness is dancing with deep reflexions concerning our brutal and ephemeral world. Accomplished musician, he plays several instruments. ... more
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