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Big Moth - Dim
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Steeze Knees - Teeth
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Nox - It's No Use
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Foster Carrots - Sixteen
02:44
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Wanted to meet with you the other day
But I did not know what to say
So I went down to the library
To find the right words to say
(Jones!)
Didn't find what I was looking for
Grab my things and head out the door
Feeling Hermes had put a curse on me
I headed to the university
(Jones!)
I swear there was nothing on the shelves
Might have to find the words by myself
The halls were empty without poetry
They couldn't capture what you mean to me
(Jones)
And then I found it in a song
(Kuja, Enda, Kuja, Sababu Nakupenda, Kuja, Enda, Enda)
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i am dirty filthy
you are pretty silly
you are pedal powered
i walk in the city
i need to disappear
please do not call me here
i am dirty filthy
i am scummy sorry
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