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Panoramic View
02:47
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Waltz no. 3//Sunrise
05:18
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The Artist
02:08
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Has It Found You
02:49
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Fade Away
03:09
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Hello//Goodbye
02:13
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Andrea's Song
01:51
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Old Glass
03:36
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Lover's Kiss
03:24
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Erma
06:07
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Cherry Lane
03:41
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Gone Insane
06:52
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Johnny de Courcy Toronto, Ontario
Blurring the lines between pain and pleasure.
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