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Desire of the end
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Fall
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One's past
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A left hand
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A little homesickness
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Silly secrets
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With the footprint
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Opacity
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drowsiness Japan
drowsiness is a guitarist and composer formed in Japan in 2011. Three albums have been released to date. Using the 80-year effector and guitar create unique sound to demonstrate a rhythmical and stereoscopic worldview. drowsiness actively provide live performances at exhibition, art festival, gallery and museum, and also collaborate in music with domestic and overseas company. ... more
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