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A Smokey Disillusion
02:42
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Coos
02:35
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Dry
02:49
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Pink Plastic
03:29
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Clovers and Brandy
03:53
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Coffee Beans
03:46
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I've been here ten years and my pants have slowly faded
Might've picked up something from those hooligans on meth
I dreamt of laughing cups and dancing dolphins too
Might've come true if I played my cards right but I never do
Stayed away from coffee beans that's one thing that I can say
It always had the opposite effect on me anyways.
But I still never figured it out for myself.
Well i finally got the rules right but the game is over now
In this twisted little tiny turquoise marble where nothing seems to make sense anymore
So so long lazy days and ice cream sundays too
I never had as much fun as when i was with you
These lazy days have left me feeling blue.
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Julia
04:07
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