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Back to the future
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Marie Martin
02:42
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The way to Paradise
03:27
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We can fly
03:45
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Prelude No.4 in E-dur
02:58
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Snowflake
02:08
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Papillons de la nuit
02:02
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Le reflet du temps
03:11
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Somewhere, who needs you
05:52
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Son fragrance
02:36
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Fairy tale
03:53
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Homo faber
04:02
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Appeasement
03:50
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