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Mother Earth
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Somebody's Dog
05:12
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W.A.R.
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Her Seasons
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Now or Never
02:30
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Green Rays
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Grateful
03:48
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Just a Life
02:55
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On My Own
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Politicians
04:53
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E-grand Lyon, France
E-Grand, forged his creativity in the indie pop-rock movement of the '90s. He is a writer and composer whose natural reserve bubbles over in the creation of a universe where his ambivalent sensitivity, experience and fertile fever tangle up together into the E-grand brand. ... more
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