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Tsubaki
03:40
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Summer Shower
03:29
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JAZZ
03:05
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Meteor
04:22
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Labyrinth(feat. taro)
04:31
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Ritsu
02:23
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memento
04:31
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Cajitsu Tokyo, Japan
“Freshly sing the days that have passed” Japanese indie pop group, Cajitsu. Formed in 2020.
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