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Little Time
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I Miss My Friends
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Digital Forest
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Syncopation Lullaby
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Freshwater Stream
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Woodland Trek
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Fire Light in a Cave
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City on a Hill
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Hold Back the Ocean
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Johnny Kember
i make lo-fi music for drinking tea at 1am. i think it's like some kind of nostalgia music or something... it almost feels
as if it's attempting to reach back in time somehow-- searching for a better world... or maybe remembering a recurring dream perhaps. i'm not totally sure. thanks for listening.
(－_－) zzZ
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