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No name
03:20
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Every morning
02:22
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For the Love
03:50
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Celtic dream
02:48
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Do you remember
04:12
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Ary
02:15
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Joke
02:28
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Somewhere there
04:15
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Once
03:20
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As I like it
02:53
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Rain
05:25
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The simple things
01:37
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Scarborough fair
02:37
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traditional english balad
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Amazing grace
03:45
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christian hymn
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Kostadin Landzhov Bulgaria
The Music comes from somewhere and goes away, but it never ends .... sometimes we capture particles out of it and recreate
them ... somehow ...
My music is a song without words ... acoustic stories whispered to me out of the infinite universe ...acoustic stories that I grant to all of you ...
... more
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