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Cry of soul
04:32
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Raindrop
02:42
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Dance of ants
03:28
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Old letter
02:58
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Nocturne Op.40, No.1
03:57
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Inane
03:22
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Ballade
02:33
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Mountain valley
02:31
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Oxalis
02:43
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Prelude No.2
03:12
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Lees of life
03:52
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12. |
Indifference
03:07
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Lullaby
02:02
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Chute de neige
04:16
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I see your tears
04:30
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Runaway
02:08
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Impromptu No.3
06:55
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No chance
05:20
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