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sunrise
03:31
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grit
02:38
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fingers to the bone
07:10
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ain't the same one
08:08
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epilogue
05:26
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Infrequency Arts Victoria, British Columbia
Established in 2001, Infrequency Arts represents the solo and collaborative works of Canadian artists Lance Austin Olsen & Jamie Drouin.
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