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D!CK
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Fights with myself
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Drive to new york
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Jessie Bear Kansas City, Missouri
Recording in a safe place for a bear, A cave or a basement with a water issue. This music gives a fun look into life from a feral child connecting with the realities of being a human and wild. Even if that is just an analogy of growing up. Jessie Bear wants to be your friend. ... more
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