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I Have Too Much
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A Cloud In The Ground
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As Long As It Would Last
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Problems
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Sun
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By The Deep Blue Sea
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Strange Days
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R V Lisbon, Portugal
Besides my Artist activity I always wished I knew how to make a Pop Song or better saying, so close I can get from it -
because I hate conventional music. So as a Musician my sound stands in a point that is far, yet close enough to allow me making something similar to a SONG.
I may say Collage is my main procedure in music making but sometimes I also play instruments and I even sing.
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