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Departure
01:38
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Behavior in the dark
06:05
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Crossing the river
01:50
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Scarce overtaking
02:50
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Tuscany by train
07:10
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Addio per tre mesi
01:43
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Ambient fun
03:31
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All in sync jam
06:49
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In between
00:19
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Imaginary journey
04:26
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Forced break
02:40
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UFO over Montreal
03:09
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Gentle breeze
04:19
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