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Memories of the wind
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Forgiving skies
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The difference
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Full moon solitude
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Catch this memory
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The inner tattoo
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Hidden agenda
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A river of questions
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Flow for some peace
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Healing roots
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Mirror
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She always knew
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To continue
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Jean & the reversed company Brussels, Belgium
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