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Svadba
03:29
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2. |
Dunkle Schlafmütze
03:31
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3. |
Rob
01:27
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Uptastic
03:32
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I told you so
Just let it go
If there's left just one more day
Does it make it less ok?
I'd just want for us to be
You and I
Remember the time we took, I do
Whatever it was we pushed aside
I would just like to bring it back
I would
I told you so
Please let it go
What was it that made you smile
And forget just for a while
Let’s just stop and try to be
You and I
Remember the time we took, I do
Whatever it was we found inside
I am so glad to see it back
I am
You told me so
and I let go
then the moment passed us by
drifting slowly, shifting time
everlasting paradigm
of you and I
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5. |
Satiin
03:42
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Then Came Hupapaan Bratislava, Slovakia
Jake Dragash (Croatia) and Timo Majerski (Slovakia) have been sending riffs to each other over the internet ever since they picked up guitars. In 2019 they decided to start sharing their music under the name Then Came Hupapaan.
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