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Four songs : Indian Indie Female Artists
Are you tired of listening to lyrics like, ‘Baby, I’m sorry (I’m not sorry)
Baby, I’m sorry (I’m not sorry)’. I am. It’s not like I’ve got anything against the current wave of pop music, but there’s a reason I reach for Joan Baez and Fiona Apple, Cohen and Oasis. Sometimes you want to listen to someone tell you a story, or transport you to a feeling you’re unable to express. So imagine my abs...
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"An extraordinary tale of a young girl Shayamukthy who apparently suffers from Dyslexia and has a quaint vibe surrounding her is The Hidden Children. She plays basketball, sees butterflies and has an illusion of a pencil floating in the air and doe..."
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"“The universe has many possible histories and many possible states. What we call magic, therefore, is a manipulation of energy that we are yet to fully comprehend. It is suite word for now, but it is sorely immature in totality.”
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"I am not much of a fantasy reader. However, after reading Children of blood and bone recently, I've been looking to read more fantasy novels.
I picked this book up after going through the newsletters, particularly the annotation given by Ashok Ban..." Read more of this review » |
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