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On the ocean
03:47
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Neil Armstrong is dead
04:20
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Gone too soon
04:51
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I'm going to leave you
04:19
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Wie soll ich dich finden
04:17
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I shot my lover
03:11
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I like your kisses
03:36
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The awakening of dreams
04:07
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Unexpected
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Astronaut
05:22
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Jana Berwig Berlin, Germany
Jana writes music that touches people. Gently strumming the guitar, her clear voice is telling stories rather than “just” singing songs. Her stories describe the intensity and the happiness of the moment while stressing how quickly this particular moment can pass. Jana sings about the everlasting quest of finding love and the never ending longing for something that lasts. ... more
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