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A night in Sarajevo
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Chemicals in my veins
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Lost in the woods
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Stranger at the door
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By the light of the moon
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What's behind the door
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When the bell tolls
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Lost at sea
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Can you hear the silence
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It's taking over
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Neon trail
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The unknown
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Robert Fyfe Playa Del Carmen, Mexico
Robert is originally from Vancouver, Canada.
His career started as singer/songwriter for the Drowners in
the 90's. Following a few successful years on the back of the album 'Whatever' he then focused on a solo career which produced the album 'The road to nowhere' in 2005. He has played all over the world from small Irish pubs to the Hard Rock Casino. He currently lives in Thailand
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