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Double Talk
02:40
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Hang Fire
02:23
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Lost a Day
03:45
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Birthday Song
01:17
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A Lapse of Taste
04:00
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Jean Chalant Seattle, Washington
Two points of focus: Realness and Beauty. Realness is simple. It is or it isn't. You're honest or you're not. Jean is honest. Beauty is not simple. Beauty must be attained; discovered. Jean searches endlessly for Beauty, even in the Halls of Ugliness. Jean is an accidental craftsman. Craft exists as a byproduct of ever-stretching toward the impossible(?) - perfect beauty of expression; fullness. ... more
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