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One Of Many
02:17
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Birth Of A Star
03:42
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Worshipping The Sun God
02:33
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On The Surface
06:26
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Solar Wind
01:42
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Through Telescope Eyes
04:55
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We Are The Sun
05:01
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8. |
Powering The World
03:30
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9. |
Death Of A Star
03:00
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10. |
Reborn
01:35
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Many Of One
03:12
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Martin Huba Žiar Nad Hronom, Slovakia
Music is a universal lanquage and genres are its dialects. It should be written with a passion and played with joy. As a musician I am trying to constantly widen my horizons and write and play my music in whatever form suits it best.
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