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Change
03:13
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Down With The Ship
04:23
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Metathesiophobia
02:58
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Jenness
03:28
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The Nap Song
02:20
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The Milky Way
02:27
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The Laundry Song
03:27
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Yellow Balloon
02:08
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Mountaineer
02:16
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One More Song
02:36
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Living Room Floor
08:18
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Building Brooklyn Portsmouth, New Hampshire
Formed in 2009 from the ashes of former projects, needing one umbrella to house all of my ideas, I started Building Brooklyn to share my life with the world. This project is my life, my day-to-day journey and my journal.
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