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Sounds like the future
04:21
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Day 2
04:37
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Bluer
03:42
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That’s your perception
03:21
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Lili’s song
06:53
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Summertins
02:51
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Seacattle
05:09
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Laet Voar
04:32
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One drag
02:45
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Under Uradale Wood
03:36
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Teddy’s song
04:30
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Sounds like the past
04:26
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trictoc Scotland, UK
solo act from shetland recording ambient noise
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