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Birch & Aloe
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Divine
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Something, Not Sunlight
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Things They Hold so Dear
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Hangin' in the Air
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Daydream With Dan & Mum
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4th Of July
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For All Happy Endings
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David & the Citizens Malmö, Sweden
David & the Citizens formed in 1999 by the songwriter and singer David Fridlund and had in 2001 found it form. For the next 6 years the band would be touring every festival and small city in Sweden and a few tours around mainly Europe. It was an euphoric era that formed not only the band members but also an audience and community that in a way don’t exist anymore. ... more
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