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Concentric Circles
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Incense
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Winter Weather Advisory
02:57
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Magnolia
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Farmer Takes a Wife
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That's Not Me
03:34
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Shadows on the Hill
04:26
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Prolife Bumpersticker
05:11
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Six-winged, Many-eyed
02:43
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For E.
03:54
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Untitled
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The Water Was Troubled
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stomachache
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David Mathewes Atlanta, Georgia
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