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Sailors
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Painted Wolf
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Captain Caravan Egersund, Norway
In 2015 Captain Caravan first lit the fire and made each other a promise… to make the best music and songs they could and to
share with anyone who will take the time to listen.
Their songs are about struggles and how one might overcome them, questions of life, the universe and love.
You too can join the caravan of love.
The Captain Caravan fire still burns.
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