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Oyo River
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Haggard Baby Not Alone
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Go Go Go!
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Running In The Rain
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Laying Around
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Thots At Mile 630
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A Short List of Loves
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Floating & Sinking
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Oyo River Again
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Robert Earl Wildwood Duluth, Minnesota
Robert Wildwood has been reprogramming human culture for more than 25 years using written English code, visual Art code, and audible Music code. The results have been startling.
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Sonic Essences
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Lost on the soft edge
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