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Number Six
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What was the price you were paid to be impressed with his alibi?
The second constabulary.
Circles and signs on the central screen arrest and anesthetize in the interest of industry.
And if you pay attention it all just seems so contrived, and are you alive?
What was the light you expect to see in hours of unaligned particulate dividend?
Were you surprised when you came to be entrenched in your own design? Now you're on the receiving end.
But if you pay attention it all just seems so contrived, and are you alive?
Reductive age of senility.
To set the stage, inability.
Lost in cold refuse.
Rejecting pages of ridicule.
The second stages similitude.
Lost in fall in ordinary use.
Set of seven, soft intention
Won't reveal the faces that we use...
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Bill Graham Atlanta, Georgia
Bill Graham is a pianist/multi-instrumentalist, composer, improviser, and educator based in Atlanta, GA. His music combines elements of jazz, contemporary classical, and sometimes his own personal, harmonically dense version of pop.
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