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here ain't nothing now
06:00
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Gost flour
04:16
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Basick
03:18
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Centipede
01:58
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Will you grow?
I hope you learned to show
Something close not just the evidence
I was low, I move in strange ways
I was sick of you insulting my intelligence
Black crow, aerial acrobat, fire glows
Nothing matters at
But you know that your a liar
But who isn't and what isn't to admire
You were thought, you were everything
Now your not, now it's anything
I'd only be patiently sweet
But what you do is cruel and I was having none of it
All you have to do is say
All you have to do is ask
But you need eyes of every enemy
It must be hard, it must be lonely
There goes another one, how long until they notice?
You shouldn't hide, or pretend to cry
You should glow like the beauty that I knows inside
You are thirst, I'm a black brain
In the sunlight, just a centipede
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Soft quiet take me home
04:41
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