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Time for Us
01:50
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Days Fair Plays
01:55
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The Train of Destiny
01:43
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A Step Away
01:10
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First Night
01:32
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An Early Break
02:50
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No Limits
01:06
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Find the Window
01:47
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Someone New
01:39
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Here to Help
02:01
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Mail Your Fears
01:40
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Rock Back Forever
04:34
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Midday
01:37
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Golden Moments
02:40
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Fill a Cup of Earth
01:18
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Urban Intervention
03:28
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The Wind
02:11
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Forever's a Friend
02:33
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A Minor Gypsy Blues
03:29
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Holiness
03:15
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21. |
A Reason to Be
01:35
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The Deeper You Dine
01:36
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The Hoe Down Blues
02:39
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Love That Face
03:52
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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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