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Rainy Days / Hazy Ways
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Feelin' Blue
03:10
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I've been here before
02:04
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Winter coat
03:01
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A shape of light
02:18
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In the night
03:00
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Johnny Cash
03:44
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Song for Rodney Allen
01:48
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Till the break of dawn
04:06
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Fred
03:10
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I'll find out tomorrow
03:14
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Abrigat
03:58
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La Bossa
02:12
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Trains
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Rollercoaster
01:27
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Coach Station Reunion Barcelona, Spain
Inspired by the likes of Bobby Wratten, Robert Forster, Grant McLennan, Ben Watt and Paddy Mcaloon, Coach Station Reunion is the moniker for this Barcelona based one man band.
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