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Tell me
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Josephine
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Woo Woo
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Have you seen?
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Rip
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Boots
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I got someone
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(I Can) Feed your pride
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Not free
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I want to tell you
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What can I do
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The Del Shapiros Seville, Spain
Faithful to the tradition of 63-66 british rhythm & blues, The Del Shapiros continue -not adapt- the tradition started by groups like Brian Jones The Rolling Stones, Pretty Things, Sorrows or Syndicats. And never losing sight of another pillar, the 66 American garage. ... more
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