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Freeman is Labyrinth's fifth album, released March 4, 2005 on Arise Records. [1]
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Freeman is Labyrinth's fifth album, released March 4, 2005 on Arise Records. [1]
* Stands for "Light Years Away From Here".
** Is a reference to the BMW M3 sports car.
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