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List of Videos

VIDEO 1: 'I'm Nobody' every sentence separated for each composer.

VIDEO 2: Bacon, Going to the office, spoken

VIDEO 3: Bacon, Going to the office, sung played

VIDEO 4: Bacon, Going to the office, sung standing

VIDEO 5: Bacon, the drunk, spoken

VIDEO 6: Bacon, the drunk, sung played

VIDEO 7: Bacon, the drunk, sung standing

VIDEO 8: Laitman, the old woman, spoken

VIDEO 9: Laitman, the old woman, sung played

VIDEO 10: Laitman, the old woman, sung standing

VIDEO 11: Laitman, the hippie, spoken

VIDEO 12: Laitman, the hippie, sung played

VIDEO 13: Laitman, the hippie, sung standing

VIDEO 14: Raspa, the cleaner, spoken

VIDEO 15: Raspa, the cleaner, sung played

VIDEO 16: Raspa, the cleaner, sung standing

VIDEO 17: Raspa, the designer, spoken

VIDEO 18: Raspa, the designer, sung played

VIDEO 19: Raspa, the designer, sung standing

VIDEO 20: 'I'm Nobody', Laitman, first part