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Cave Dweller
01:30
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Sacrificial Animal
03:12
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Another Turn for You
04:56
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In Transit
05:48
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Softness
02:34
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Softly with a Twist
04:18
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Vespers
01:18
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A Better Elixir
06:21
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Ol' Slanty
03:55
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Driver
04:16
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Metacarpals
13:38
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Reggie Van Dyke Longmont, Colorado
What's there to know? Husband, father, musician, book lover, Gogol Bordello-phile, Charles De Lint-er, tweed jacket fan, sugar-aholic, and all-around artsy pants. Reggie Van Dyke is alive and me.
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