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Intro (feat. Christina)
01:27
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Serious Monkey
03:43
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Jingle (feat. Sundayman)
01:01
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Silver Guru Jam
03:40
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Soundtrack Theme
01:51
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Nagoi (Reprise)
04:10
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drag your sons and drag your daughters to the game
taken by the western promise of the lame
penetrating the misguided hazy minds
burn consumers and their habits, treat them right
buzzing trees would hide the sunlight from the day
all the children lost their paths but found a way
I could never tell the difference in your game
drag your sons and drag your daughters in the flame
lonely boys into the forest, blow your horns
fuck their ideals and their morals, we're reborn
I could never see the essence in your game
taken by the eastern promise of the lame
all attracted to the silence of the sun
all divided by the orders of the one
buzzing trees would hide the sunlight from the day
hazy children lost their paths but found a way
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Entourage
00:43
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Amaje
04:20
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Mother Superior
06:54
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12. |
My Only Sunshine
01:56
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Baby Guru Αθήνα, Greece
Baby Guru is an ever-evolving musical organism consisting of four childhood friends: Prins Obi, King Elephant, Sir Kosmiche and Kon Kon. Their bandcamp page also serves as a platform for other artists' music.
Baby Guru recommends:
Our sophomore album, "Pieces"
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Our debut album, "Baby Guru"
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