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50
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ever so slightly
02:15
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shy
02:30
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intruder
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goodbye
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interlude...
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water to the sea
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new ways to learn
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come right thru
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nothing to offer
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Josiah Konder Copenhagen, Denmark
Josiah Konder are an ever evolving pop-rock ensemble from Copenhagen. Centered around the enigmatic songwriting of Julius Ernst, their sonic narrative travels from Southern Europe to the frigid thicket of urban melancholy. The music is simultaneously a transgression from, and an homage to, traditional songwriting; gently leading the tango down a complex road. ... more
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