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Title:
US Romantic - INVOCATIONS CYCLE, IV.
Description:
Intro and "Us or Them" by US Romantic, time-traveling super-president of the Future USA
Author:
usromantic
Tags:
war, apocalypse, folk, music, protest, acoustic, soft, country, male, vocal, ballad, tim, boucher, big, elk, city, mammals, coalition, time, travel, proof,
US Romantic - INVOCATIONS CYCLE, IV.
Description:
Intro and "Us or Them" by US Romantic, time-traveling super-president of the Future USA
Author:
usromantic
Tags:
war, apocalypse, folk, music, protest, acoustic, soft, country, male, vocal, ballad, tim, boucher, big, elk, city, mammals, coalition, time, travel, proof,
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