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dried and crusted
04:15
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im not trying to be a set of lungs, and its all dying, as the process goes along. and the coals are cooling quicker than any fire you could stoke, and a bit of sand. well im sure you like what you see. but that fact is that you just dont love me. and the wool is so thick that you never will see, that the mess we made on your sheets just aint love. so dont buy it. take it for what its worth, which is nothing but an empty pint of Jim. boo to me while im running around, but you cant see...so boo to you.
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stick in your spokes
02:05
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shes dead
04:09
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bars on the windows
03:01
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the futility of futility
02:23
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wait for it
03:08
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feeling old
02:31
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my revenge
03:08
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