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The Lion & The Mice
03:38
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Where The Wild Geese Go
02:33
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Collisions
03:36
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Free As A Child
04:22
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Ready For Today (Outro)
02:51
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Lady Merckx Paris, France
If Dylan is God, then Lennon must be his closest son, standing proudly next to him. Both of them laugh at the infinite crowd of singers, filling the plain, crawling on the yellow grass, not knowing what to write or think. Among these people are the apostles, dressed in white silk and waving their arms : the chosen ones ! Many pass by, and a handful of them go down to history. Or do they ? ... more
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