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Stand Up!
02:48
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Lost & Found
03:27
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Sunday Driver
02:51
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Fell in Love
02:26
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Do You
03:34
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Rainy Day
04:24
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Alison
02:41
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Warning Sign
02:45
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Motherless Bird
02:41
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Start Again
03:05
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Only Child
02:11
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Morning Papers
01:08
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The Maureens Utrecht, Netherlands
The Maureens are the perfect soundtrack for a late summer night, though
the band gives you that feeling just as
easily on a sunday afternoon in
February. Guitar pop inspired by the greats of the golden 60s and 70s;
songs you hum along to after one listen!
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