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Orangeburg To Kaydee
04:12
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Wait where melody calls four times
Fate will pardon all our crimes.
This one chance is all we have
As lost as we choose to be.
Curious first, apprehensive second
Now we try for three.
Full submission to soul and core
To show us what our lust is for.
Your rhythm brings me balance
And I'll never have enough.
This one chance is all we have
As lost as we choose to be
Full submission to soul and core
To show us what our lust is for
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Savior
04:06
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Here once again...in need of you once again...
Can't do this alone...won't do this alone.
Save me.
I can't save you because you're not in danger.
You're not in danger because you can't die.
You can't die...because you're just too much fun.
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Red Stone of Faith Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Alternative bubblegrunge from several corners of Philadelphia. Where I pop next is always in the air.
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