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Out Of Luck
01:07
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Tie My shoes
00:58
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Can't Take No More
01:08
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Dream Girl
00:52
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Groove Lee
00:48
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Limelight
00:49
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Closed Eyes
01:34
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Belief
01:03
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Serushiô Portugal
Portugal based duet (Sérgio Silva & José Vieira) whose blend of experiences and influences deems a particular style rooted on alternative folk, Americana and rock.
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