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kogarashi no
02:27
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2. |
taso ya tobashiru
02:36
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3. |
ariake no
02:10
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4. |
kashira no tsuyu o
01:33
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5. |
chōsen no
02:24
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6. |
hi no chirichiri ni
02:15
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7. |
waga io wa
02:58
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8. |
kami hayasu ma o
01:57
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9. |
itsuwari no
02:19
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10. |
kienu sotoba ni
03:00
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11. |
kagebō no
03:11
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12. |
aruji wa hin ni
02:32
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13. |
tanaka naru
03:01
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14. |
kiri ni fune hiku
02:36
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15. |
tasogare o
03:02
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16. |
tonari sakashiki
02:43
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17. |
ni no ama ni
03:19
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18. |
chō wa mugura ni
02:44
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19. |
norimono ni
03:11
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20. |
ima zo urami no
02:01
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21. |
nusubito no
02:12
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22. |
shibashi Sōgi no
02:49
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23. |
kasa nugite
03:03
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24. |
fuyugare wakete
04:07
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25. |
shirajira to
02:28
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26. |
ika wa ebisu no
04:18
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27. |
awaresa no
04:20
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28. |
shūsui itto
02:08
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29. |
Jittō no
03:04
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30. |
kin ni mukuge o
03:14
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31. |
ushi no ato
03:10
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32. |
mi ni konoshiro no
02:45
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33. |
waga inori
03:18
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34. |
kyō wa imoto no
03:19
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35. |
aya hitoe
03:17
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36. |
rōka wa fuji no
03:11
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David Voss New York, New York
David Voss is a composer, singer-songwriter, pianist, and mandolinist who lives in Brooklyn. He received his master's degree in music composition from Stony Brook University and works as a church organist and choir director.
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