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Sunday
04:40
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Didn't
07:12
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Star
05:15
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Sea
04:16
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Up North
04:54
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I Feel Fine
05:12
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Song For An
04:04
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Oblivion Remix
04:18
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Out Of Sight
06:11
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Scruffy
03:30
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MOODS Singapore
Moods started in 1998. Comprising of 4 individuals who believed that writing music should come from the heart. Their music
revolves around life and its sometimes unexpected turns.
With Sabrina on vocals, her brother Akira on guitars, Redzuan on bass, and the latest addition to the band, Fandy (also known affectionately as Candy) on drums.
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