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“Please, allow yourself some king of release, even if it involves eating the whole tub of Cool Whip. A Snickers bar can be very therapeutic. Whatever works for you, whatever makes you feel as if a pin has been stuck inside the stress balloon you've been building up inside. ... Let it out.”

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Jim Brickman
Jim Brickman

Jim Brickman, born on November 20, 1961, is a renowned American songwriter. His music spans a variety of styles and has won the hearts of many listeners. Brickman's musical career began with piano performance, which later led him to songwriting, where he has penned hit songs for numerous famous singers. more

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