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Where does this song come from?.... Does it come from the outer limits of the Universe?.... I'm pretty sure it does. Its a breath of fresh air, its our lover's favorite tune, its a flaming ray of the sun thrust upon the wind, its the flight of the lonely sparrow saying goodbye to a fading evening. Its the image of your soul watching across the sky to find out why you are living. Its your hand reaching out for the infinite.
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Classical Music | Music for Harpsichord
Frédéric Chopin
Mazurka No. 4 Op. 17, Harpsichord Version Play
Recorded on 04/15/2009, uploaded on 07/04/2010
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