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God bless
03:48
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go ask the doctor when the flowers bloom
my nose itches and the trees behind my window
they are looking at me
and I can't look at them in the eyes
my eyes are crying a grain of pollen
baby spring is coming
but we can't go out
virus scares everyone but me I just fear blooming trees
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2. |
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baby wash your brain and come back
I steal want hear your moans at night
I forgot your face you know but not your neck
And all the bad moves you regret
when all around it sounds like the end, I just want your fingers again
Baby wash your hands and come on
I've been craving for you for so long
All the lovers are gonna leave and die
And it's only upon you that I lay down alive
When all the heats stop to beat
I just want to feel yours deep inside me
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3. |
Land of my dreams
04:36
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4. |
Messmerize
05:48
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