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And Then The Daylight
04:35
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Give Me A Ride
03:56
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Keep Me In The Dark
02:50
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Sum Of The Parts
02:56
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Coco
03:46
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Breath
02:38
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Metropolitan Sky
03:14
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Soul Searching
03:07
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Sentimental Nightmare
03:26
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Feeding The Fire
01:40
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Gravity
01:58
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Go With The Flow
03:06
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Logical Bliss
04:09
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Just Blue
04:16
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Just Blue
(S.Maggi/A.Tullis/L.Tullis)
Slaves of some routines and broken dreams
Keeping the casual conversation
Storm is closing in and you begin
To feel the quiet desperation
Ah, this is no place for me
Sinking down and coming back
But you don’t wait for me anymore
Blue because it’s blue
Some days are blue
And it’s not you
Just my world is falling
And I’m not like you
You know that’s true
Just somehow blue
While the world is waiting
Time
Every day slips away
Slaves of the machines and broken schemes
Keeping the quiet desperation...
Heading out and then coming back
No other place to hide
From blue
Some days are blue
No it’s not you
You’ve been there too
And the world is calling
Blue because it’s blue
It doesn’t mean
To be like you
And the world is waiting
Time
Don’t let time slip away
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Ocean Highway Riverside, California
Coming from different experiences and combining musical traditions of different countries, the members of OH are developing
a musical genre that draws from pop / rock, light jazz and fusion, to form a different point of view on modern music.
After years of experience in composing, performing and recording, they found in each other a new and exciting way to express their inner passions.
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