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The path is clear to mysterious mountainAs we move to mysterious mountainGaze upon the snowcap glow,Hear the promise - of long ago.... a faithful jorney's endBe still...here the comet sings - in harmony, the river rings.company name Apple iTunes MusicIsHere AudioLunchbox BuyMusic March Inprodicon March MP3-ExtensionRhapsody Tradebit PayPlay Bitmunk Daiki iSound MP3tunes Ruckus Verizon Napster Mysterious Mountain Music | Category | Electronica Albums | | Label | CD Baby | | CD Universe Part number | 7410442 | | Catalog number | 123777 | | Discs | 1 | | Release Date | Feb 27, 2007 |
Sunica Markovic Mysterious Mountain Songs | 1. | The time has come |
| 2. | Invitation |
| 3. | Welcome |
| 4. | Bright as the Stars |
| 5. | Around the World |
| 6. | Hot Comet |
| 7. | Winter Days |
| 8. | Mysterious Mountain |
| 9. | Many Roads |
| 10. | By the River |
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