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Intro
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Gråt
03:18
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Oh My My
03:52
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7 Flowers
04:39
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The Waiting
02:54
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Where The Tides Go By
03:28
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Queen Bee
04:46
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Du Är Kung
06:24
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Nathalie Stern Newcastle Upon Tyne, UK
Of Swedish origin but now living in Newcastle, Nathalie served her apprenticeship in guitar-based bands such as Candysuck
and Lake Me, before looking to traditional Swedish folk roots and more experimental sounds for her debut solo album 'Firetales' in 2010.
'Nerves and Skin' builds on the experimental folk traditions of her debut, awash with vocal harmonies, synth loops and drones.
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