Stars on the Wall

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Stars on the Wall
The Go Find - Stars On The Wall.jpg
Studio album by
ReleasedMarch 30, 2007
Recorded2006
Genre Indie Pop
Length42:00
Label Morr
The Go Find chronology
Miami
(2004)
Stars on the Wall
(2007)
Singles from Stars on the Wall
  1. "New Year"
    Released: 2007
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Stars on the Wall is the second album from Belgian solo act The Go Find, released in 2007 by Morr Music.

Track listing

  1. "Beautiful Night" (1:54)
  2. "Dictionary" (4:04)
  3. "New Year" (3:12)
  4. "Adrenaline" (4:35)
  5. "Downtown" (2:53)
  6. "Ice Cold Ice" (5:16)
  7. "25 Years" (4:00)
  8. "Monday Morning" (2:40)
  9. "We Don't Wanna" (2:45)
  10. "Everything Is Low" (5:58)
  11. "Kid OK" (4:52)

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