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Day 39
02:15
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Cardinal Out My Window
04:02
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Yet The Birds Sing
03:05
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In This Valley
07:13
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Most of the Time
03:12
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I Knew I Could
02:53
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Don't Go Idle
03:53
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Weary Valley Chicago, Illinois
Corner's dust reemerges before coroner can produce a broom: prairie music, lake songs, rolling words.
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