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Varying on F
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Frustrate
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Surrendering Safety
05:35
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Binding
08:46
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Enfold and Release
04:22
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Descent to Heart
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Returning on U
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Silver Godling New Orleans, Louisiana
Silver Godling is the project of Emily McWilliams. All photos on this page by Teddie Taylor - teddietaylor.com - and Craig Mulcahy - craigmulcahy.net.
FOR FULL DISCOGRAPHY, please visit emilymcwilliams.net
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