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a life of its own
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a life of its ownnoun
An independent existence with some characteristics of life.
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A Life of Its Own
The Memory Burn album A Life Of Its Own was released by Noise Kontrol in 2002. Memory Burn comprises several high profile musicians who came together specifically to create this album. Vocalist Johnny Indovina of the critically acclaimed Human Drama is joined by guitarist Steve Caton, a fixture in Tori Amos projects for over a decade, Raging Slab drummer Rob Cournoyer, bassist Mike Mallory, and pianist Dave Zimmerman. The record was produced by Johnny Indovina and co-produced by Jim Wirt, whose has previously worked with L.A. Guns, Incubus, and Human Drama.
Numerology
Chaldean Numerology
The numerical value of a life of its own in Chaldean Numerology is: 5
Pythagorean Numerology
The numerical value of a life of its own in Pythagorean Numerology is: 1
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Now the insomnia has developed a life of its own; it's become a behavioral pattern.
The congresswoman has the power of speech is hers, the fact of the matter is the talk about impeachment has a life of its own and that's going to continue.
It's kind of taken on this own little life of its own and it's really cool that people want to be able to give back and do something, with everything going on right now, it's just crazy how it all kind of happened.
It's taken a life of its own, so I'm letting it do what it's supposed to do now.
If we make money, awesome... but it was something that was definitely born out of love and probably has a bit of a life of its own, so there's no real plan except just to keep doing it.
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