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La la la
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Audrey Baby
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Sainte Therese
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Surfing Holidays
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Mrs. Watts
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Voo Transatlantico
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Blue Lanes
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Joannah
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New Year's Eve
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Do You Wanna Play?
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The Bankees France
The Bankees are one of the best and less known french bands. In ten years, they have released 7 albums, full of hooks and fun. Their melodies are timeless and they have style! You will not listen to lot of bands these days, who can write songs like these, so enjoy the art of The Bankees! ... more
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