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Black And White
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Diamond Perfume
02:38
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Stay
03:36
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Like A Bird
03:30
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Peace Sign
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Waitress
03:48
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Sunken Eyes
03:20
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Dropping Rainbows
02:06
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Indica
04:39
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Square One
03:41
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Revolve
02:42
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Have You Wondered
02:49
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Grain Of Salt
03:56
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Dakota Crider Sacramento, California
"The work is never done" as they say so i may as well play.
This is my life in song.
The music grows and evolves as I do. Hope you enjoy this lil vault of human experience:)
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