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The River Speaks
03:29
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Zephyr
03:40
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Sock Puppet Dance!
02:01
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Testentry
01:49
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Great Shout of Light
02:14
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Fridge Goblins
02:29
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Brand New Shoes
02:10
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The Whispering Yew
02:38
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Stranger Oceans
02:55
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Seventh Pillar
03:25
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The Seventh Pillar Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
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