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Harley Mountain
01:23
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On the street where I give in
As your order your room
May be tiny
It's the presence of your lore
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Stiggypop
03:07
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Trans
01:42
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I don't want your expert ways
your hands your face
your kneeling phase
you tried the best
but you cant see
your in my mind
dont sacrifice your
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Bye From The Barrel
01:44
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Bye from the barrel
how good it feels
Stand with sorrow
do you feel real
Blaming your workout
driving that deal
Baby got a new watch
and its got a lot of zeal
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Crayons
01:27
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Well they get a little heavy
With their doom and their style
And the only thing you packed
Cause you know you stay awhile
And you keep the motor running
For your friends and they're short
And you only got a half step
But it's what your friends want
Well he's been here for a while
And he's known as the don
And he goes under a big tree
And he writes a get-along
And they keep it in the summer
And they turn their hair on
And they dial back the tonesmith
But we can't just get-along
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Tapdog Melbourne, Australia
Created by Rhythm and Blues addicts, for Rhythm and Blues addicts.
Contact: tapdog.music@gmail.com
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