Biography:
Milow is the stage name of Belgian singer-songwriter Jonathan Vandenbroeck (born 14 July 1981 in Borgerhout). He is one of the most successful DIY musicians in Europe
Combining folk with acoustic pop elements and beginning in 2003, Milow released his debut album, The Bigger Picture, in 2006 on his own label Homerun Records. The fourth single from that album, "You Don't Know," became one of the biggest hit singles of the year in Belgium in 2007.
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Other songs:
- Ayo Technology
- Howling At The Moon
- Little In The Middle
- You And Me
- You And Me (in My Pocket)
- You Don't Know
- You Don’t Know
- 22 Children
- Against The Tide
- Born In The Eighties
- Brussels Is On My Side
- Building Bridges
- California Rain
- Canada
- Car Wreck In The Lake Live
- Coming Of Age
- Cowboys Pirates Musketeers
- Darkness Ahead And Behind
- Dreamers And Renegades
- Echoes In The Dark
- Excuse To Try
- Fast Lane
- Fortune Cookie
- Hard Luck Stories
- Herald Of Free Enterprise
- House By The Creek
- I Took A Pill In Ibiza
- I Was A Famous Singer Live
- Kgb
- Launching Ships
- Lay Your Worry Down
- Learning How To Disappear
- Little More Time
- Move To Town
- Never Gonna Stop
- No No No
- One Of It
- Out Of My Hands
- Rambo Acoustic
- She Might She Might
- She Mights
- Silver Game
- So Long So Long
- Someone Like You
- Stefanie
- Stepping Stone
- Stop Being Dead
- Summer Days
- The Bed Next To The Window
- The Bigger Picture
- The End
- The Kingdom
- The Little In The Middle
- The Lonliest Girl In The World
- The Priest
- The Ride
- This Citys On My Side
- Tomorrow The Sun May Go
- Until The Morning Comes
- We Must Be Crazy
- Where My Head Used To Be
- You And Me In My Pocket
- You Dont Know
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Trucks and cars were sleeping door by door and side by side
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Someone had to close the back door
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That day it must have slipped his mind
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He was fast asleep in his cabin, tired from cleaning out the hall
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While passengers were eating, indulging duty-free-for-all
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In just ninety seconds, right down to the wire
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Sailing with the doors wide open so the waves kept pouring in
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As they passed the Outer Mole the disaster could begin
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A hundred yards from the shore right outside a Belgian port
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The lights went out the ship turned around and fell to starboard
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Then nothing but silence, silence and the cold
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Herald and her sisters never fit the mold
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