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At peace with pessimism
03:54
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Yesterday was
05:31
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Drums for dandelion
03:27
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Ecstatic witness
05:24
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Heaven on these terms
03:21
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This too will change
04:10
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Autumn's welcome
03:00
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Ravens at dawn
04:34
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Requiem bop
03:05
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Mortimer's Method Melbourne, Australia
Those who were seen dancing were thought to be insane by those who could not hear the music.
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