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I love me I love me not
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We All
04:38
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Columbine
03:59
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Song to the Moon
03:33
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Kingdom Of Smoke
03:53
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Whistles in The Night
04:33
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Trista Stella
05:03
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Little Girl Lost
01:55
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Me and The Ghost
03:04
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Dead & Gone
04:45
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Cleo T. France
French composer, poet and artist working between Paris , Berlin and Florence. Cleo T.'s soprano vocals dialogs with a dreamy piano, taking acoustic instruments ( cello, percussions) into cinematic atmosphere. After a collaboration with John Parish (PJ Harvey), her new work is produced by Alex Somers (Sigur Ros, Jonsi & Alex). ... more
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