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All Of This
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Writings On The Wall
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Another Chapter
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In The End
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Three Weeks
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Waves
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Travelling Lights
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All I Am / Reflections
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It Begins
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A Tale of Golden Keys Nuremberg, Germany
A Tale of Golden Keys seek the tranquillity, the focus. In a tiny little South German village the trio has its peace. Out there, in an old crooked house the musicians work on new material. After "Everything Went Down As Planned" (2015) and "Shrimp" (2018) the newest album "The Only Thing That's Real" will be released on October 30th. ... more
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