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Partisan-Pt. I
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Partisan-Pt. II
04:00
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Partisan-Pt. III
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Partisan-Pt. IV
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Mr. Lazy Seoul, South Korea
Noise is the most peaceful sound.
Draw a black line on white paper will result in one black
noise on white paper, but countless black lines may seem like plain black paper which means the calm, and peaceful state created from countless black noises.
Therefore, noise is the most peaceful sound.
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