1. |
enchilada2
02:36
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pour me down my drain
down my brain
free upstairs
wakey wakey inside
forget.
and you're always so free,
would you call me sometime,
i've got friends that never sleep for your friends that never lie
and you've all been so sweet
could you call me sometime
i've got friends that never sleep for your friends that never die
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2. |
he's good he's flipping
01:07
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waiting upon the shore for
waves to crash on me
keep on drowning.
wait for my name
it cant be helped
misspelled and cold
i don't care which way you go.
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3. |
tronic1
04:48
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4. |
lack___smack
01:45
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5. |
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don't leave phil alone
his mind is coming loose
he makes it real
i gotta eat my food in bed
don't leave phil alone
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