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Artist: The Ocean Blue
Canonical path: /ocean-blue/questions-of-travel
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Questions of travel
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Curated by Ethan Walker
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Questions of travel
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Americans Dreaming
Americans Dreaming
Of England in the rain,
Of Swiss alps in snow,
Of tiny German towns,
Of ruins at dusk in Rome,
Americans Dreaming
Americans Dreaming
Of islands in the sun,
Of Paris after hours,
Of miles of Chinese walls,
Of ancient Grecian roads,
Americans Dreaming
Americans Dreaming
Of England in the rain,
Of Swiss alps in snow,
Of tiny German towns,
Of ruins at dusk in Rome.
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