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The Night's End
03:08
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Where Is Your Heart?
03:28
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Kite/Loon
04:44
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Nova
03:26
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Dofon
07:14
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Dofon (Extended Version)
09:40
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Dhukte dao,
(Let me in)
Amar kunu bari nai
(I don’t have a house)
Aar ami kunukhano rehaai khuijja fairam na
(And I can’t find solace anywhere)
Dhukte dao,
(Let me in)
Amar kunu bari nai
(I don’t have a house)
Aar ami kunukhano rehaai khuijja fairam na
(And I can’t find solace anywhere)
Dhukte dao,
(Let me in)
Oh, amare jodi fao toh dofon koira dao
(If you find my body, bury it)
Oh, amare jodi fao toh jinda gaira dao
(If you find me, bury me alive)
Oh, amare jodi fao toh dofon koira dao
(If you find my body, bury it)
Dhukte dao, amare jodi fao toh jinda gaira dao
(Let me in or If you find me, bury me alive)
Dhukte dao,
(Let me in)
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Whale in the Pond Kolkata, India
Whale in the Pond is a dream folk band from Calcutta, comprising Sourjyo Sinha, Shireen Ghosh, Sagnik Samaddar and Deep Phoenix.
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