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Lamb
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Dust to Dust
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Fire Horses
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When the moon goes down
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Wolf
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My sweet old town
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Peter's Sermon
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Gods or nothing
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Everyone is Guilty Liège, Belgium
In each of his adventures, Mirco dives as deep as possible and ‘Everyone is Guilty’ is his road trip through the mystic alternative country music of the Denver sound, the dry Appalachians’ folk songs or the haunted blues of the Gun Club.
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