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Dawn at the Coast
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Trans-lunar
03:25
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A Song for Distant Earth
03:40
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Shadow of the Moon
07:04
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Tranquility Base Here
06:16
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Magnificent Solitude
02:21
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Trans-earth
06:20
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Night Sky in Wonder
05:50
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Tom Moore Arizona
Tom Moore is a multi-instrumentalist who creates, plays, and produces meditative, ambient, atmospheric and electronic music. He states that the music he creates and performs comes from, and is intimately interwoven with, his path as an explorer of consciousness. ... more
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