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- ↑ "Scion Presents 'It Was on Earth That I Knew Joy' Curated by Sixpack France".
- ↑ Sixpack France (Mar 3, 2011). "Sixpack France presents "It Was On Earth That I Knew Joy" Online Premiere on Fubiz" . Retrieved Feb 14, 2020– via Vimeo.
