And Then There Was Light
by The Monk by the Sea
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And Then There Was Light
05:10
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At the End of Spring
03:30
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Road to Nowhere
07:56
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Seascape
04:58
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Sunset
06:12
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The Monk by the Sea Croatia
The Monk By The Sea is the ambient project of Croatian guitarist Ivan Ujevic.
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Jan 2018 -
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Oct 2014 -
Feb 2017
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