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Something I Should Know
02:16
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Are you thinking about you know who?
Is it making it harder for you?
Is there something that you think I should know?
We'll find out.
Are you thinking about you know who?
Does this happen very often for you?
Is there something that you think I should know?
We'll find out.
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Didn't Mean It
02:20
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I didn't mean it no, I didn't mean, it didn't mean much of anything.
I didn't love him, oh, I didn't love him or anyone
Is it alright if, is it alright I want to come home again
I had to leave you, oh, I had to go while I'm young enough.
I didn't mean it - it didn't mean that much to me
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Summer Solstice
01:55
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Come back home girl, it's not summer without you around. With your long blonde hair. The way it falls from your shoulders onto your boney back. On your pale skin. I'm still here and I'm hoping that you. Make up your mind, whenever you seem fit. Until then I'm hoping that you'll come home. summer solstice came. Remember when you said that would want to get married on that day. Those were things that we'd talk about on my big bed. I'm still here and I'm hoping that you, make up your mind whenever you seem fit. Until then I'm hoping that you come home.
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How It Goes Down
02:55
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Worried
01:49
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oh I wanna remember
afternoons in the summer
you don't have to be worried
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FFO: Dad punchers, Tigers Jaw, Yucaipa, and coffee.
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