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Butter Knife
02:43
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maybe I'll wait for a week like a dog and I know we will never meet again I'll come anyway just to stand there
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Halfway Through
05:24
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no one knows me like you do you've heard it all before I took my things to another place for a second time this year
I'm already halfway through and I shut my eyes and I can't stop smiling while I hear this one I'm there again all I had, what I'll ever have
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Bear the Heat
03:52
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so you left those walls all empty and I can’t stand the echo
truth has never been out of reach and I’ll be fine and you’re broke do whatever makes you pleased it’s cooler outside now you gave me home
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