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Shining Path
06:09
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You've been singled out
You've been taken by the hand
You can laugh it off
And walk down a shining path
There's a ray of hope
Then the sun got in the way
There's the ring of truth
Walking down a shining path
Can you back it up
Can you finish what you start
Put your mind at ease
And walk down a shining path
Spend a minute more
Your whole life depends on this
If your thoughts are pure
You'll walk down the shining path
Walking down the shining path
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Animate Joy
02:00
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Teeth Of Rage
02:02
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Thoughts/Theories
02:09
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wedgepiece Bellefontaine, Ohio
Originally a duo based out of Fort Myers, Florida, wedgepiece grew into a quartet and is now Scot Lade writing and recording solo from his home in Bellefontaine, Ohio. The prospects for a full-fledged reunion are slim to nil.
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