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Calypso calypso
04:43
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in the wine-dark sea
03:44
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sweet lotus
04:10
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nine days
04:44
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song of Odysseus
03:23
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song of Hermes
03:45
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song of Calypso
05:02
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can't lose you
05:47
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a stranger
05:08
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it ain't over
04:05
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