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Winds of Venus
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Summer
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The Goddess Isis
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Ogygia
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Eyes In Groves of Oak
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Star People
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Asteroth, Appear!
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Serpents Basking In Gold
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Dean Merrell Grand Canyon Junction, Arizona
Having resided mostly all around Arizona and in Northern California, many of these songs are inspired by the beauty and
tranquility of both the ocean and deserts of the west. I'm a sixth generation Arizonan.
A lot of my song writing is inspried by my desire to live in harmony with the Earth and all life here. We all should be working less and spending more quality time with our loved ones.
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