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first introduction
10:18
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synth march
04:07
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the way through
03:45
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reverse pressure
03:05
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finding a path
05:55
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high frequency
05:26
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slow burner
03:06
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running lines
05:23
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repeated thoughts
05:02
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deep intention
10:43
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classical bells sing
05:44
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Elwood in the East Chicago, Illinois
Music is a way of living and expressing myself. I have been writing, playing, and recording music for a few years now. This site is meant for sharing my thoughts, ideas, and feelings through tones, sounds, and words.
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