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Brother
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Maybe Maybe
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Brian & Amy
04:00
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Hunting
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It's Always Been Alright
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Lighthouse
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Girl
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It Isn't There
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Head
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Times Eye
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There Is A Place
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Brothers
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The Gandhis Dublin, Ireland
The Gandhis have a unique style in creating a simple, yet immediately infectious melody – something
that you can sing
along to like you’ve known it all your life. With a neat brass section, wonderfully
arranged harmonies and delightfully sunny guitar riffs, you have one of the most enjoyable acts
around.
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