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Shangri La instrumental
01:45
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guitar, gong, cymbals, sighs...
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Mockingbird
04:28
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Somewhere, over the rainbow, there might be a girl, who's out of her mind over you...
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Buttons
02:11
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I could feed you on an apron full of stars...
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Berlin
01:09
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Berlin is filled with all the cracks, that make a world of mother's backs, laid out in streets like cobblestones...
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Caterpillar
02:53
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Caterpillar, inches away, inches all day and he's got no time for you...
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Shangri La
03:16
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Haiku
02:21
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Pipe Dream
02:21
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Rita Maya Burkholder Huntsville, Alabama
Rita is a jack of all trades. I've known her to be involved in many different areas of creative art. She is eager to accept
and deliver constructive criticism, for the sake of a fully realized outcome. Her mind works like the rythm section of a band, laying groundwork for a project, doubling back to enhance the melody, creating an intriguing and nuanced concept.
Way No Bueno - Johnny Wolfsberger
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Mind, Man, Medicine
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