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Talkin' To Myself
Two men meet in a boxing ring, and discuss opposing ideologies. Follow the pressure of others and pursue the life you're supposed to, or follow your heart and forge your own path.
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Two men meet in a boxing ring, and discuss opposing ideologies. Follow the pressure of others and pursue the life you're supposed to, or follow your heart and forge your own path.
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Genre:Music
Written By:Jaron Herren
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Runtime:6 minutes
Studio:Just An Idea Productions, Wolftale Pictures
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