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Gulyas (Intro)
00:52
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Séta
04:45
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Tovább sétálni
03:09
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When the sun dies
07:05
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Pörkölt
05:48
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Gdzieś tam
03:29
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Not proud enough
05:01
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Murmurs
06:58
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Kacper Krzysztof Sikora Poznań, Poland
Hailing from Gniezno (PL), Poznań (PL) based multiinstrumentalist. Give me anything. Guitar, trumpet, synths, all kinds of acousmatic objects.
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