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Vieni qui
02:36
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E allora vai
03:06
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Giro di notte
04:19
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Londra Milano Madrid
02:26
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Freddy
02:57
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Emanuela
03:23
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Oltreoceano
03:40
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Gli altri
04:00
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Solo perché sei tu
03:46
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Written by Davide Turrini
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Il tempo dei sogni
02:35
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Annie (troppi anni)
03:12
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