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After Dark
02:07
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Grey Sun
06:02
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Lost at Sea
02:51
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More to Come
03:03
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All Night Long
03:46
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Satan's on the Run
03:29
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A Murder of Crows
03:00
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A Simple Harmony
02:20
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Warren Thomas Fenzi Tucson, Arizona
“Settle in the space between, It’s where the flowers like to grow.”
Exploring the
complexity of life choices, Warren Thomas Fenzi challenges any clear line between generalities, inner truth and self doubt. Suspended, he peers into a looking glass, exploring the possibility that what we believe to be legitimate and authentic, may not be so.
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