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Enter at Your Own Risk was written by "MrDaMan" with music by Luis Medina. Lyrical performance and video credits go to Luis Medina.

Virgil Hall a.k.a. "MrDaMan," a poet in San Diego, and Luis Medina, a musician in New York City, have never met in real life. They met online and collaborate to create poetry, music and visual media as a hobby. They do this stuff for fun and try to live/create under the mantra: "If you're having fun you must be doing something right." Check out their YouTube channel at YouTube.com/DigitalMechanicMusic.

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This film is a Windows Media Video, and should run automatically on Windows computers. If you're using a Mac, consider downloading Windows Media Player for the Mac.


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