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Fenice
03:30
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Il giardino di fronte
03:22
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Stella del cammino
02:57
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Amici dell'infanzia
07:53
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Promesse rotte
02:49
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Cent'anni la sera
05:43
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Train in vain
03:22
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Quarantine song
03:48
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Have been playing stuff since the 90s. Still playing, still moving.
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