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Tage ziehen vorbei wie Wolken

by Waste of Ink

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1.
Die Zimmer deiner Wohnung 01:58
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2.
Tage ziehen vorbei 02:36
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3.
Der Tag der Heuschrecke 02:12
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4.
Bahnsteig 2 02:58
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5.
Erst vorglühen, dann Stadt 01:58
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6.
Eins zu Neunundneunzig 02:50
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7.
Nichts wird dir geschenkt 01:55
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8.
So viel weiß ich mittlerweile 02:30
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9.
Belügen wir uns doch nicht selbst 02:58
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10.
Die Träume werden kleiner 02:34
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11.
Ein echter Freund 02:49
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12.
Zähl die Tage 01:57
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credits

released July 24, 2015

Aufnahme: Martin Reiter // zusätzliche Aufnahmen: Simon Paulus, Christoph Schwarz, Thomas Mulitzer, Dominik Meggeneder // Mix: Martin Reiter // Mastering: Christoph Eymannsberger // Gitarre & Gesang 1-12: Martin Reiter // Gesang 2: Thomas Mulitzer // E-Gitarren 2, 4, 9: Simon Paulus // Gesang 4: Christoph Schwarz // Gesang 7: Dominik Meggeneder // Musik & Text: Martin Reiter // Cover Design: Cornelia Öhlwerther

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