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Bird away
05:07
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Deeper
04:35
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Turn on
04:05
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Turn on
Lost in thoughts, cold inside
'cause my love's not replied
Ice could melt if you said hi
without a word I pass by
If I could turn you on
I wouldn't let you go
You don't know what's in my head
if the words are unsaid
Introverted, down and
still I don't know what I feel
what I feel
If I could turn you on
I wouldn't let you go
You don't know what's in my head
if the words are unsaid
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Nonsleeper
04:59
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The Desert and the Wind
05:36
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In confidence
05:07
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In vain
03:16
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The Queen and the Knight
06:12
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Inside Joe Hill
04:32
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Bernhard Eder Wien, Austria
"Zeitlose Popkunst" (Falter)
"Der Songwriterpop der Stunde kommt aus Österreich" (Rolling Stone)
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