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Daffodils and Love
03:50
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I feel nervous and strangely accomplished as the only woman here at the bar with no one sitting by my side doing card tricks but I'd like to go back to my apartment.
I don't wanna sit around till close, I just want a place to change my clothes
but when I go under I will leave you a cornucopia filled with daffodils and love. In the morning you won't wanna leave
but when I come up I will bring you a cornucopia filled with dollar bills and love. In the morning you won't wanna leave
I feel anguish and I'm full of despondence, am I the only woman without a conscience? I'm half-naked and I've emptied my pockets, I don't wanna go back to my apartment. I wanna go to your misty home cause you'll give me a chance to change my clothes
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Wisconsin
03:07
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Archipelago
02:01
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Fever
02:34
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Why can't I help but blush when I talk to you?
What makes my face so red when you're wearing blue?
I'm the type you think you like but I stay up too late at night
In the living room
I know how you hate to lose
playing chess I let you win again
In the other room
...
I think I'm running a fever
Maybe I'm blushing and tired
I think I'm running a fever
Maybe I'm blushing entirely
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Pocket Dial
02:58
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Meg Murrry Nashville, Tennessee
singin' tunes and scapin' runes
www.facebook.com/Meg-Murrry-1913400662313507/
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