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Dance
02:00
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More than anything,
I'd like to drink enough to kill you
But I'm scared drinking might just kill me too
So I'll just tighten up the dance (x2)
You know what my soul mid-glance
You know what my soul
You know, you what met my soul half-glance
You know
I'll prep the spot, we're going back to sleep sleep sleep. Depression wants to lull you back to sleep sleep sleep. (x2)
lucky lucky lucky lucky me back to sleep
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Buzz Off!! Florida
Bedroom pop shit by sad people about sad shit. Here and queer.
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