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1. Living Seriously Damages Health by A Dog Called Ego, released 01 January 1. Something Huge 2. Building Up Ruins 3. Starting Sequence 4. First Class Meals Taste Better 5. Take My Hand 6. Interlude 7. It´s All About A World That Stopped Listening 8. Home Sick Home.

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2. May 15,  · A Dog Called Ego is Hamburg based alternative/post-rock/experimental band. This song is from their first album Living Seriously Damages Health (). Not ow.

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3. Apr 01,  · Building Up Ruins By A Dog Called Ego. • 1 song, Play on Spotify. 1. Building Up Ruins. Featured on Living Seriously Damages Health. More by A Dog Called Ego. More A Dog Called Ego. Listen to A Dog Called Ego now. Listen to A Dog Called Ego in full in the Spotify drovdawceipeppasult.cuzneotunighlisiredibavetagi.co Duration: 6 min.

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