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Derby
03:46
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Now, where the fuck are all these people going?
It's my tough luck today the arena is wide open and growing
I'm just trying to get home but all these flags surrounding keeping me from running
From all the stabs I got from keeping you around me
I'm surpassing and fade in all this passing parade
With all the shades of red, blue, black and white and grey
I barely: wait the green light,
Can stand my eyesight,
Survive through this night, because
She treated me like a broken toy
Left me a broken boy
But i can stand the recoil
I'm going to re-do it
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2. |
XX
03:11
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I just wanna drive on the coast
There's just twenty miles left to go
I will keep all the receipts in a box
I'll keep all the receipts in a box
Phone will die, I'll be tired, I'll be tired
I'll sleep till noon, I'll be good, I'll be fine
I ride, I ride, I ride, I ride this dotted line but you're not mine
I drive, I drive, I drive, I drive just to have you by my side
Just to see you shine
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Miles Corvo Italy
When am i going to quit this scene bullshit and start watching professional basketball?
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