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Berlin
04:41
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Heart and soul
03:04
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Lover
04:12
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Acid rain
04:12
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There's a place
04:01
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Golden lights
03:51
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Show me the way
04:09
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Why not your baby
02:49
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Time traveller
02:30
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City of cats
03:02
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Shiny days
02:45
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A way of smile
03:15
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