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brooklyn boy
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green to blue
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race to the beach
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Angelina
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soil and the soil
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havin fun
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moon song
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vision goes white
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the State Austin, Texas
desire to play. to explore 12 elusive tones. a craft, math, and science that confuses itself for art. or vice-versa, we're unsure. a need for social activity. drinks and conversation in an attempt to make sense of things and feel better about self and world. expression of personal or largess. communication. communion. ourselves. the concept of doG without the God. ... more
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