Biography:
Ane Brun (IPA æn? brun), real name Ane Brunvoll (born 10 March 1976), is a Norwegian singer/songwriter, born and raised in Molde, Norway. She lives in Stockholm, Sweden.
After a few years of numerous live stints in Sweden and Norway and several non-official EP releases Ane Brun gained her own fan-base and her first official album - Spending Time with Morgan was released at the end of May, 2003 in Scandinavia, and in various European countries in the fall of 2003.
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Other songs:
- All My Tears
- Big In Japan
- Halo
- Halo ( If I Stay )
- One More Time
- Rubber And Soul
- So You Did It Again
- Song No. 6
- To Let Myself Go
- All We Want Is Love
- Another World
- Armour
- Changing Of The Seasons
- Daring To Love
- Do You Remember
- Dont Leave
- Feeling Good
- Humming One Of Your Songs
- Lift Me
- Little Lights
- My Lover Will Go
- Oh Love
- One Last Try
- Song No 6
- Stop
- Such A Common Bird
- Ten Seconds
- The Dancer
- The Fall
- The Treehouse Song
- These Days
- Tragedy
- True Colors
- Where Friend Rhymes With End
- Words
Four years of hard work!This month of May we celebrated four years on the air. We continue working on the dissemination of this wonderful instrument, thank you for participating in our story!
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D G D G
It would be so easy
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to sing a song about you
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It would be so easy
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To sing a sobby pink song about you
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On describing your eyes
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On the dimples of your smile
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