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Silence after all
03:06
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They keep coming back
02:55
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We get along
01:29
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It might be friends
03:42
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Euphoria/panic
04:38
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A reminder
00:44
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Bad consience
02:31
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The edge off
01:54
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Short sleep
01:33
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All good
04:31
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The setback
01:48
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It might be a feeling
03:44
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It's not over yet
01:04
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Dauw Ghent, Belgium
Dauw is a Ghent based tape label. The aim of the label is to combine the graphic work of Femke Strijbol and some music we
like. We want to create an unique hand-made piece of art that flatters both the ear and the eye.
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