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Distant Crusades

from I Don't Think This is Hip Hop by The Reeflex

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This track uses samples from "Snowflake" and "It Happens Every Day" by The Crusaders. It also uses samples from the movie Groundhog Day.

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from I Don't Think This is Hip Hop, released March 24, 2011

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