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Dead End
03:00
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Half Empty Glass
04:25
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People To Take Care Of
04:17
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Love Is Home
03:59
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Ghosts
04:05
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Selfless
02:53
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Bad News Bearers
04:03
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Riddled
05:21
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Disappear
05:30
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Quentin Sauvé France
Insta: www.instagram.com/quentin_sauve
Watch "Half Empty Glass": youtu.be/mq4jh532Rxk
Booking: guillaume@patchrock.com
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