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Buy Roses
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GO
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Don't seem to fit in
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Eye in the Sky
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Evil Lies
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Phish
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Long Way Down
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Oh My
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Starfish
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Up on the Road
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Sunday's Dawn
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Garden Mum The Hague, Netherlands
Garden Mum is a surf- and garage rock band from The Hague, The Netherlands. With raw sounds and lots of energy. If you’re
into punk music but also enjoy the blues, you’ve come to the right place.
Find us on gardenmummusic.com
and spotify:
open.spotify.com/artist/1CT6sCtrEKpTyOwg9HtRWD
Photo: Jordy Pijper
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