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001 pine trees
01:10
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002 snowfall
02:01
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003 altitude
05:30
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004 wanderer
08:04
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005 forest
05:50
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006 lantern
04:19
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007 medicine
04:04
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8. |
008 little heart
06:20
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9. |
009 the wait
04:13
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10. |
010 mala
05:27
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011 butter tea
03:30
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12. |
012 perhaps
03:24
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013 highrise
05:17
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014 essence
05:09
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015 continue
05:48
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