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Ci privano del mare
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Terra Sacra
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Il recupero
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Com'era Kurt Cobain
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Seme di libertà
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Menestro Frattamaggiore, Italy
I started to play because I had asked to my parents for the gift of Christmas a LP of the Beatles, but they bought me a guitar. I was 11 years old. Since then I have never stopped holding the fingers glued to that wood pieces, and with them my heart.
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