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Někdy
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Nonstop I
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Kdybych znovu žil
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Kočičí hlavy
02:45
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Auto na dálnici
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Nonstop II
02:48
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Něco se děje
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Furt rovně
04:08
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Furt Rovně Louny, Czechia
Shine and poverty of the Wild Northwest. Rock chanson from Ústí nad Labem region, inspired by grey blocks of flats, the smell of smog and the gloom of non-stop bars. Irreverent blues about burning cars, dead cats, naked moms and Christmas in a brothel. A good portion of mud in a prospectors pan where the pieces of gold glisten here and there. Simply expressed, cheerful songs about sad things! ... more
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