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Playboy
03:25
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Weightless Waitress
04:17
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Falling
03:20
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Change
02:50
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Mr Kelly
05:10
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Another Day
02:56
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Hyde Park
02:31
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Last Train
03:20
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Pink Gun
03:48
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Linda (Goodbye)
04:14
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The Stanfords Belgium
THE STANFORDS is an indie act that blends pop and garage rock influences with a distinct British flavour! Oscillating between fuzz guitars and ballads, THE STANFORDS is the soundtrack of a night out at the pub until dawn's early light.
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