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No More Broken Promises
03:35
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Dallas, 1963
03:15
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The Orchard
02:57
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Half A Building
05:23
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Every Time Is Different
02:03
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My Big Laughing Boy
02:06
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The Roof
00:59
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Dream
04:29
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There Are No Thieves In This Town Brooklyn, New York
"What if we knock over all this rationalism with one swift kick for the sole purpose of sending all the logarithms to hell so that once again we can live according to our own stupid will!"
-Fyodor Dostoyevsky
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