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Of course. It comes through us because we're the human being and we practice the arts. We're made like this. I wrote a song called "Cage Bird. " Birds sing For additional information contact the Archives Center at 202.633.3270 or archivescenter@si.edu who are in cages just because they're made to do it. They're not inspired. They're caged and their lives are taken from them, but they sing. We ...
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