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Time To Tell
01:06
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Hide Underneath Bridges
04:01
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Hold On
04:08
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Pain The Rainbow Grey
04:16
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Rainy Days Ahead
03:48
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Why So Lonely
03:11
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Shoreline
03:43
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Waltz Across The Sky
02:58
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Wintersong
03:35
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Stay Right Here
03:39
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Only You Know
04:56
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Kari Rueslåtten Norway
Kari Rueslåtten, from Trondheim in Norway, started her music career in the progressive metal band The 3rd and the Mortal. After she left the band in 1995 and got out of the metal genre she has released five solo albums. Rueslåtten has been nominated for the Norwegian Grammy Awards and had radio hits like ”Make Me a Stone” and ”Other People’s Stories”. ... more
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