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You Live Your Life As If Joy Had Turned Its Back On You
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Her Art was Ash and Blood. Her Song was the Wind. Her Canvas was the Sky. Her Home Was the Sea
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Why Would You Walk a Mile In My Shoes?
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Sybil Knight: A Woman I Could Never Hold On To
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Joseph Barnhardt: A Man with a Poet's Tongue
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Tinna Einarsdóttir: A Woman with a Commanding Presence
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Elena Knight: A Woman of Quiet Dignity
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Franklin Weaver: A Man With the World at His Feet
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Should I See What You See? Should I Feel What You Feel?
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I Believe That My Weekend Will Be Peaceful
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I Am Glad To Meet Your New Friend
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You Can't Change What Has Already Come To Pass. You Can Only Allow It To Consume All Of Your Days.
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I Have No Need For Your Plastic World
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It Pains Me To Know That We Will Never Be Friends
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You Head Into the World with Your Jacket of Tweed and Your Shoes of Leather
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My Own Memory Falters
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Should I Even Care If I'm Good Enough For You
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Your Emotions Slam Against Your Breastbone; They Rattle Your Ribcage
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You're Bleary-eyed As You Walk Into the World
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You May Not Even Recognize What Day It Is
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The Girl Sits Alone Waiting for the Bus To Take Her Away to a Better World, to a Better Life
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This Is a Life That Few Could Ever Think To Live, and Even Fewer Could Ever Think to Live Without
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Laura Harper
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Derek Winchester
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Melanie Cake
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Rúna Vala Þorgrímsdóttir
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Marshall Sutherland
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Andy Mock
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Cedric Myers
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There Is a Woman in Japan Who Knows the Sound of the Saddest Song and Understands Its Beauty Through and Through
