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Rush Hour
03:04
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Chick
03:50
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Intruder
03:38
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Poznan
02:21
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Wytches
02:33
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Twinkle in her eye
Glisten in her teeth
Mother nature's smile
Brings me to my knees
Hidin under rocks and pebbles, crevices
Wish I wasn't born
Runnin over rocks and pebbles, crevices
Cookin up a storm
Standin out at sea
Giant creature over me
Pain I think I feel
Is it even real?
Bottle I've fed
Papers that I've read
Wasteful anger that I've bred
Would've made you dead!
Hidin under rocks and pebbles, crevices
Wish I wasn't born
Runnin over rocks and pebbles, crevices
Cookin up a storm
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Daniel Sant Malta
Sound geek from Malta, based in Utrecht. Lover of chocolate and orange juice. Very few things in this life are real
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