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why oh why
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anything you want
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someone to bleed
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bolt out of the blue
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my heart, for you
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tov Seattle, Washington
tov is benjamin marx, an american composer.
his most recent record, 'you don't
say', is part book report, part inward gazing. it's a soft record. it's a record that swells and diminishes, like the breathing of a sleeping dog.
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