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Who Do I Love and Why
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A Kiss Good Night
01:14
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Now, It's Finally Time
01:19
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Thames
01:05
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Fantasy Tour
01:32
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Diving to the Down
01:15
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The Avalanche of Wants
01:43
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Pale, the Slate
01:01
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Mmm, Tastes Great
02:01
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The Magic Wand
01:40
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11. |
Galore
01:59
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Fun
01:40
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Fly, in Spades
01:57
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Moonsmile
02:03
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Jefferson Jay San Diego, California
Jefferson Jay works to improve the world through art and love. A community-oriented original, Jay's "24 Hours of Free Music" and his two Operation 365 video projects - three videos and blog each day for a year! - are testaments to art, individuality, inclusion, and experience. ... more
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