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Intro
00:38
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No lyrics
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Veo Veo
04:09
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De no respirarte
05:07
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Piano dnr
00:45
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Pearls
03:20
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Intra TV
04:01
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Cisne mecánico
03:13
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Ways to the road movie
04:38
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Cerca
00:23
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Abnormal Puzzle
03:52
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12. |
Lejos
00:38
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Felices Aves Sabias
03:36
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alasvals London, UK
I write music to listen while looking at the clouds on a plane... To surf on the waves of any sea (a hammock would do it too); to see weather vanes of abandoned churches on a grey day or to bite a pencil, my polished nails or a fountain pen while watching through my window; to eat recycled paper butterflies or dancing with nostalgic music of wind-up toys and music boxes. alasVALS. ... more
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