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and so the sky says
04:08
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drink in the stars. and spit out the sun.
enter the night.
so lame.
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threeheartsnowshattered
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and i'd have to say i'd understand
i never was that great a man
and i'm sorry for that baby, , ,
but i can't make it on my own.
no i can't go on alone.
so dramatic.
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the left one is the deaf one recommends:
Deep Creek
by California Baseball Band
These guys are friends of mine from Florida. In addition to being amazing people, they also write and record amazing music. Check out their album Deep Creek.
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