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Twelve valleys
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The tide
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A spark of life
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Three leaf clover
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Seven mile trail
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Better move on
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To disappear
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Sailing days
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Suffocating me
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I feel for you
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Steven Munar Barcelona, Spain
There’s only word that comes to mind to describe Steven’s new work …outstanding! The Anglo-Majorcan has released his third record in the usual Munar style, but with tones along a path which take us directly to the great records and artists of the 70’s. “Break the rules!” (...); if another world is possible, you can be sure that this record is going to be your music. Recorded in the old style... ... more
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