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flying machine
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come pleasure, come pain
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dagger
04:32
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you will
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sisyphus
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hammer of kindness
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as a child
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so cruel (live)
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america (live)
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dagger (live)
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beautiful idiot music (michael denvir) Los Angeles, California
Michael Denvir aka “beautiful idiot music” grew up Berkeley, California and New York City. The scribbling he wrote as a teenager at some point evolved into songwriting. LAWeekly describes Michael's music as “beautifully striking, tuneful poetry.”
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