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I need to run out
02:16
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It's only a dream
04:10
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Perfect Storm
03:44
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There is a line
01:50
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City with no light
02:07
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Necessary Evil
04:02
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Play with me
02:57
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Blue Sky / Dark Clouds
02:19
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Night
03:33
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How Could I Know
03:55
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NYC
05:11
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Mostly Away France
Mostly Away was born in 2006.
We've chosen this name because we live in different towns, and we do all of the
stuff only with internet.
Guillaume is the composite and plays all of the instruments, and Jérémy write the songs and sing.
We make pop music with some part of rock.
... more
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