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🦋 Avoiding Confrontation

The first video from Propellor Time is up at The Museum of Robyn Hitchcock:

The lines "To say you're only human,/ To say you're just a man,/ Well what does that mean?" Are reminding me strongly of something but I cannot figure out just what right now...

The video is (like The Day Before Boxing Day) directed by Hannah Bird and released on Groove Egg -- now I want to find out more about this.

posted afternoon of Monday, March first, 2010
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