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Old Indian Cemetary
04:09
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I Knew A Song
04:00
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Waving a Pirate Flag
03:57
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Undefined Places
03:25
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Not Forever
02:38
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Frightened Fawns
04:46
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Go Figure
04:03
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My Hips Don't Lie
04:19
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Teachers, Florida Paris, France
In-between : movie stills / scottish pop music / indie / american / monstrous thoughts / descriptions of photographs / folk
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