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My Reason To Succeed
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Bus Exhaust (Techno)
02:54
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Gotta Tell Somebody
04:14
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Faith In Tomorrow
03:25
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In The Thick Of It
04:08
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Same Old Thing
03:21
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Reading My Mind
03:26
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Father's Day
03:43
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Generally Fooling Around
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What She Could Not Have
03:59
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Handfull Of Beans
04:20
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Abraham Cloud Los Angeles, California
A writer writing his way out of a paper bag. No real rules or boundaries and no rewards except the work itself. This was not how it was supposed to be but this is how it is. Art has to be painful for its rewards to be joyous.
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