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Passing Hands
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Faster Than Love
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Silky White Skin
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Not Somebody Else
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Ships
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Sixteen Roses
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Why Me
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No Second Chance
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Richard Ellis Boulder, Colorado
A large flightless bird indigenous to the region around New Orleans, Louisiana. Some individuals may be found inland as far as Colorado. Normal height is around 6 feet, plumage varies from dull grey to beige. The Richard Ellis’ call is a complex series of noises technically known as “sound improvisation” but often referred to colloquially as an “awful racket”. ... more
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