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Just One Step
05:33
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Little Girl
01:35
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Hideaway
03:42
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Fountain of Youth
03:26
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Gurls o' the USA
04:18
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Ocean Blue
00:53
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Cut the Knot
04:13
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Bizarre Relationship
03:01
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Mystic Who Mama
01:50
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Sty
04:51
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Ocean of Hope
00:55
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Voyeur Descending
05:25
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Some people never feel like they fit in with the regular rhythms of the world. Eventually you grow up and realize there is no regular.
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Zelda Koznofski San Francisco, California
Zelda Koznofski (Anne Feinsod) has been composing songs since she was a wee lassie. She has worked in rock, pop, prog, jazz and musical theater genres. Zelda is the other half of musical duo Gelb Rot Blau. Zelda loves bacon.
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