"Losing Breath" will have you wondering what year it is – 2020 or the 1990, which is funny, since the song is sparked by the current turmoil.
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Petar loves stories in all shapes and forms, whether they come from the imagination, or are real-life moments, captured and told in imaginative ways. Writing gives him the chance to focus on making his own stories - through words, traveling, having a social excuse to drink a bit more than others, or staying in his pijamas all day long.
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After 13 years away from the stage, Genesis are going back on tour this November with 'The Last Domino?' The trio of Phil Collins, Tony Banks, and Mike Rutherford will be joined by Collins' son.
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