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Tell your name
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I'm not crying
03:57
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Alone
04:04
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How they know
03:40
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Tell your name
04:06
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Ghostrunner
04:19
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Die with me
02:55
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Feel my pain (bonus)
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Sierpien Records Saint Petersburg, Russia
Obscure post-punk, new wave and all it's derivates from Russia & Eastern Europe.
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