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Le Fauve Nuits
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Wave (Bye Bye)
02:49
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Alright
02:42
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Ocean Days
04:03
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Revolver
02:08
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Sunday Is Dead
02:50
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Siren
03:19
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Adoration
03:38
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Drowning In Razor Waves
02:18
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The Road
03:25
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Brothers and sisters
Lovers and friends
I've got you all in my mind
But problems bring me pain
Sisters or brothers
Lost family and pets
I want to hear new sounds
Tomorrow's too late
I'll go just surfing the road
Be it for love or just heading the next spot
All the colors
Mixing in my brain
I want to go as far as I can
I don't feel like suffering today
Like John, Jack or myself
Both writing, playing or just killing time
I'm now ready for one more ride
Clashing most of the waves, surfing in my mind
I'll go just surfing the road
Be it for love or just heading the next stop
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Ruby Fox
03:45
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Adrift Dub
09:29
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O Bosque / Woodland recordings Bristol, UK
O Bosque / Woodland is a DIY label, dedicated to indiepop, lofi, electronic music, folk, experimental, shoegaze, rock and
pretty much everything in-between.
It was founded in Brazil in 1996 and put to sleep in 2004, from 2008 to 2011 it operated in Brighton, UK, then back in Brazil until 2016, then put to sleep again and now in Bristol, UK.
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