Get all 79 Rastilho Records releases available on Bandcamp and save 35%.
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Lion's eyes louder
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The waltz of fear
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New man waiting
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Blame me
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A river for a wife
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Letters from the boatman
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Return from winter
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My kindness
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With my voice
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Life's like a riverboat
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Leave if you can
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Candy (Bonus Track)
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Hauting me (Bonus Track)
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Finest portuguese indie label. Independent music since 1999.
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