My science teacher about 3 years ago went on a trip to Asia,when he came back he was telling us about how he'd started to listen to Tai Chi/relaxation music and stuff, so everyday he'd turn on the music when we we're doing individual work, and this one song always came on and It was my favorite. There was a beautiful section where some type of Asian flute or Chello or something played and I loved when that part came around. The notes of this song come into my head about every other month and I always try to find ways to find it, but I always end up giving up because it just seems like there are too many songs to look at that I can't go through every song because Im almost sure I wouldn't be able to find it. But I've found the notes on the Piano and I Hope somebody can tell me the name of this song. The tempo is around 57-58 Bpm and the Notes are G#, F#, E, C#,pause for 4 beats Same notes Except the last note changes to B. Its longer than that but I havent really worked out where the other notes are, but if you've heard it you'll know the rest because its pretty much the same.
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