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everybody's at me
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Monte Cassino
02:48
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desert, city, sea
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just...it's ok
02:25
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seven over Florida
03:35
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cozy
01:05
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Film in Anger
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SLOW~SWAY
04:28
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Kid's Garden revisited
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demo of a livin mural
06:02
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Statue of a Devotee
04:48
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w a r m b o d i e s
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