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Better To Breathe
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Witness
04:49
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Ever More
03:29
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Tom Smith Program
04:18
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Of The Sun
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By Cover of a Great Lie
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Fractured
05:07
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The Evening Wore On
06:51
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Jay Trainer Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
WHY I DO WHAT I DO
For as long as I can remember I’ve been familiar with this deep-seated instinct within me. It told me
the path my life would progress in and that regardless of where it takes me, I was obligated to this precondition. Perhaps you've had a similar experience that compelled you in such a way. Something that called out to you profoundly and felt essential to your existence.
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