Feeding the Moon
from Why is the Colour of the Sky? by Bananagun
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from Why is the Colour of the Sky?,
released November 8, 2024
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May 8Bristol, UK
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May 9Southampton, UK
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May 10Brighton, UK
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May 12Kings Heath, UK
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May 13London, UK
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May 14Manchester, UK
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May 15Glasgow, UK
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May 22Paris, France
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May 23Le Havre, France
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