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All things stay
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Nobody never knows why
02:46
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But don't
03:19
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Head and heart
03:13
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It's me
02:57
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One of these nights
03:36
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Itinerant Man
04:21
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The last to know
03:21
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One for the heart
03:16
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Dice shot twice
03:10
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Deep water
03:33
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Never look forward
04:15
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Be ready
04:04
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Four Questions
03:40
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Peggy
03:41
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What a joke
02:54
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Tame bird
03:31
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Country boy
03:04
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Robby Ballhause Hanover, Germany
Robby Ballhause, Sänger, Gitarrist und Songwriter
ist in den unterschiedlichsten Stilrichtungen zu
Hause.
Der musikalische Schwerpunkt des Hannoveraners vereinigt Elemente aus Folk, Bluegrass, Country, Rock und Pop.
Die Melange daraus, „Greengrass-Music”, sind melodische, mühelos handgemachte Songs mit erfrischend unsentimentalen Texten.
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