Light Into Dark Places - Bob E 1979

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My “Light Into Dark Places” series is to pay tribute to the speakers who carried light into my very, very dark years. Many don't resonate with me today, which is fine. I don't need them today like I did 13 years ago. In gratitude, I want to share their stories with you. This speaker pitch is an AA classic known as either Headtrips or Vulture on the Bedpost.

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