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Orbs
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Pittsburgh Guy
07:00
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Vulcanoid
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DriveAway
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You can just go drive away
When there's nothing left to say
Why wait even one more day-
When there's nothing left to say?
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Life Is My Life
06:30
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Just Before Sunset
05:13
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(Know That) I Love You
05:25
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Urgent Journey
05:04
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Parkour 1
09:48
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A Major
05:35
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Parkour 2
06:17
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Parkour 3
09:15
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PissingOnDoom
05:57
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WatchingEthosInFreefall Truth Or Consequences, New Mexico
Electronic Music composed and recorded by Chris R O'Rourke. Also see www.youtube.com/user/ChrisORourkePianist for piano music ranging from soothng to avant garde and videos of WatchingEthosInFreefall music. Soothing piano music also available at chrisorourke.bandcamp.com ... more
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