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Carousels and Deserts
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Decorate your eyes
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Red Lips
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Would you consider
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Apple Feather
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Juliet Mission Denver, Colorado
Though sonically cool-hued, the impression that
“Juliet Mission’s music gives is one of quiet catharsis and beautiful melancholy.” -Tom Murphy Westword
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Another one to PLAY LOUD!!!. We are talking a mixture of some iconic musicians here😊
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