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telephoner
01:27
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you know when to pretend that you know. clear to depart with the fact that you learn. i can't decide why you're always blue eyes. you show me your blue eyes. i give you the peace sign. when you give up what you learn. you give the part to fly
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for the fabler
02:09
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he seems like a legend because of his name, he had a hope all the same. fractures on his mind when he walked home to the line. it's seven all the time and i can never work out why. true seven all the time, you're making out your heart to die.
food is a bastard when you're mood's going faster.
there's nothing to say about your posture today.
the way you make me feel when i'm sat on this hay bail.
because food is a bastard when you're making up for lost time.
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mississippi hearts England, UK
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