1. |
Small Skull
03:24
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you're already gone
you're already gone
you're already gone
you're already gone
you may say to me
"i know you're there for me"
but i don't know what to say
i don't know what to say
i don't know what to say
"i can't believe she wore that dress
she must not think much of herself"
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2. |
Roman Holiday
03:20
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is that so?
well put me
where you want me
to go
he's not right
tell me why
(it's too soft
i don't like it)
they don't break
and they don't stop
and they don't break
and they don't stop
when he's knocked out
lyin' ass on the ground
see you across the room
pink coat on
see you across the room
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3. |
How To Steal A Million
02:49
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Riffs Chapel Hill, North Carolina
More music at:
Trailoffnc.blogspot.com
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