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REASONS TO HATE ME
00:45
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WHAT'S IN IT FOR ME
04:10
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I'M NOT LOOKING FOR LOVE
04:00
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SAVE ME FROM MYSELF
02:40
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THE MOMENT IT HAPPENED
01:15
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9. |
INTERLUDE #2
01:10
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10. |
YOUR MAN
04:35
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11. |
ALTERATIONS
04:15
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12. |
BLAME ME
04:15
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13. |
TOMORROW IS ANOTHER DAY
04:45
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14. |
TIME CHANGES EVERYTHING
04:05
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LORRAKON California
LORRAKON is a California based music artist. Their music is genre promiscuous, flirting with electronica, classical, dance, folk and more. Their distinct vocals, catchy melodies, and candid lyrics create a unique yet familiar sound.
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