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Angina
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Sailor's Daughter
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Ill-Omened
02:20
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Whenever I Am Gone
03:24
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Paris
03:05
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Here It Is
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A Thousand Questions
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Street Lights
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Falling
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Salty & Harsh
03:17
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Sigh
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Punkts
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Alise Joste Riga, Latvia
Alise Joste is a Latvian singer-songwriter. When asked about her music, Alise says: “As I consider myself a pretty shy person, it’s always been very hard for me to talk about things that are happening to me, my thoughts or feelings. For a long time I kept it all to myself, until I unexpectedly found that songwriting could be the way I could finally talk to others and myself honestly.” ... more
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