Two Ways Home - The Ocean
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Here is a calm, serene visual representations of our song The Ocean.All footage was filmed by the talented Peter Dixon, who is amazing artist, check out his work here: https://www.peterdixonart.com/ The Ocean: https://found.ee/TheOcean

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