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We act empty and innocent but we are fueled by distortions of lives led in discontent trading misfortunes cause faith is one thing that is hard to deliver it feels funny being free.
Amy Ray
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Amy Ray
Age: 60
Born: 1964
Born: April 12
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Decatur
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Amy Elizabeth Ray
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