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Going Away
04:08
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Jim on the Plane
02:43
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Train to Nagano
01:19
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Zenkouji Exit
01:42
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New Feeling
04:46
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Bamse
02:18
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Sad Bus
02:06
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Tokyo
02:10
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Nagano Return
02:40
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Chippu and Mimi
03:07
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Sad Divide
03:12
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Goodbye Again
04:29
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Anastasia at the Bar
03:03
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I Will Wait
03:04
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Arrison Kirby Knoxville, Tennessee
Arrison is an Aquarius. They are the founder of the El Deth recording label. They produce music, books and screenplays.
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