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CVS
02:40
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A new new new here
02:10
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I can't believe I lost last month's work check
I drink hibiscus tea am i fucking high yet
use chapstick (cherry)
kiss july very
I'm 25 i'll eat cake and be happy
yes falling in step
i caught my breath
falling asleep though
lets swim in the depths
no ground beneath
i'm out at sea
rondon my friend
we're playing fifa
glare on our cheeks
caught in a day dream
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jh
02:39
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Alarm
02:32
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ichat
00:48
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Ghost
02:21
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Ode to a Crumb
02:34
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