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I Came From Nowhere
01:44
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Hall of the Ancients
03:25
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La La La La La La La La
04:00
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let all sense of boundaries
fall away
all of it
is your body
live from love
open to all, all of it
all of it cuz
no one knows when
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Pill
05:57
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On Hold Too
05:38
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On Hold
05:28
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kgmr Portland, Oregon
kgmr is a composer, songwriter, and pianist in Portland, OR. She started writing and recording music in elementary school using a Casio keyboard, a Magnus organ, a tape recorder, and homemade prank phone call samples. Her first compositions were imagined as horror film soundtracks. kgmr writes for solo piano, rock trio, and larger ensembles. Her works have been used in films, theater, and radio. ... more
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