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Birth of Spring (demo)
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The Process of Dying
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I give myself what I need
what I need
And I set myself free
I give myself what I need
what I need
And I set myself free
We're all in the process of
Dyyyyyyiiinnggg
May we set ourselves free
I may not know what's coming
What's commmmiiiinnnngg
But I set myself free
I am everyone
everything
I am everyone
everything
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Nada Rosa Seattle, Washington
messages and translations from other dimensions
a journey with no destination
nadarosa.com
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