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The Orphans Lament
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Salvation Is Invention
05:30
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Moon Song
03:32
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Shackles and Chains
05:15
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I made my bed
04:23
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Too Late
03:40
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Untitled
04:53
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In our hands, sabotage
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I Always Knew
04:41
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Nina Et cetera Patchogue, New York
Nina Et cetera has been performing professionally for the past 15 years in just about every imaginable venue across the Tri- State area. When they are not on the road they are writing and recording in a manner that combines the best of old and new technologies. ... more
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