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Obviously Donna
03:07
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YOU USED TO SEE ME ON THE REGULAR
WELL MONEY BURNED YOUR LITTLE FINGERS
RIP IT UP, RIP IT UP NOW
I GUESS I'LL SEE YOU FUCKING LATER
YOU ALWAYS CRY ABOUT YOUR PROBLEMS
BUT YOU DO NOTHING TO SOLVE THEM
I CAN'T BELIEVE THE WORDS YOU'RE SAYING
GO WRITE ANOTHER FUCKING ALBUM
YEAH YOU'RE SO FUCKING PROUD
EVERYONE LOVES YOU NOW
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Purse Weed
02:04
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Majesty Man
03:25
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I WAS SO HAPPY TO SEE YOU
BUT WHEN I DO , I DON'T WANT TO BE NEAR YOU
IT'S LIKE YOU'RE SPITTING IN MY FACE
I'M GOING INTO MY DARK PLACE
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Surfside 200
02:14
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5. |
Milligram Ann
02:34
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walkin see the sky talkin is it just me?
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Planet What Tulsa, Oklahoma
RIP
~inactive~
enjoy our music!
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