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The return
06:54
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Alone
05:39
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Deep inside
03:32
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The house is burning
04:33
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Voices
04:42
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See through me
02:13
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A dream within a dream
02:41
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Space
06:32
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Falling down
04:50
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The moon rises again
04:22
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12. |
Flow
07:33
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Fabio Zuffanti Italy
Fabio Zuffanti is a musician and writer. He is one of the leading names in Italian prog rock, as a solo artist, with the bands Finisterre, La Maschera di Cera, Höstsonaten and many other projects.
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