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Call me a Liar
03:16
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I saw you on the Train
03:01
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A brighter Day
03:35
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Happy that we made it
02:59
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I can do it again
02:52
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Lonely in Love
05:26
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Name song
00:56
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Wouldn't it be great
02:26
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Change of Heart
02:32
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Going Nowhere
06:00
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Time Flies
03:22
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Henry Reyels Berlin, Germany
Born in Bethlehem in `78 my fathers career took us to a new country every 3 years. Growing up that way made me a stranger by
default and playing music soon became my means of self help. Who needs friends when you have a 4-Track?
I settled in Berlin some years ago and finally have a family of my own. Music is still the extension to my arms allowing for a larger embrace.
Thanks for listening!
hxxx
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