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Ten
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Come and Get Me
02:28
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Til the End of Time
03:45
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All Messed Up
02:42
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Dance, Dance, Dance
02:28
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Day as #1
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Fall Behind
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Sunday
02:23
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Fade Away
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Easy on You
02:45
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Waterline
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The 2120's Gothenburg, Sweden
Christian Smedström has always new riffs up his sleeve. Christian has in over 25 years moved from rock, stoner, blues and
indie rock. An ongoing search and development. In constant movement.
It is the mix of all genres, and the unpretentious of him that makes the music feels genuine. His music is simply impossible to ignore.
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