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ghost on the road
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a beautiful scene
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dead spiders
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elegy for the river
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dawn
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morning king
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follow our trail
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digging for rum
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sweet decay
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dusk
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Sole Fiësta Groningen, Netherlands
Sole Fiesta is a band formed around the songs of Jouke van der Krieke. He started writing songs at the age of 15, recording them on a Fisher Price cassette recorder, inspired by lo-fi artists like Sparklehorse and Smog. Songs kept piling up on 4-track tapes and digital recording devices. Sole Fiesta was born out of the desire to give these songs their place in the sun. ... more
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