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queen between
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caught up in a frame
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black cat
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please don't forget me
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rocky lorelei Berlin, Germany
Rocky Lorelei represents the solo musical work of Rachel Taylor, who was born and raised beside Lake Ontario in Toronto, and
is currently set up in Berlin.
Her musical processes run parallel to her psychic processes; writing and recording songs is her most vital means of cultivating an understanding of her inner and outer life experiences, bringing a symmetry to her music and her sense of self.
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