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adios
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never
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alone
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if you don't
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worthless
02:38
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try to get to you
04:30
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to know your name
03:14
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seems to be such fun
03:40
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i've looked around
02:33
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just stop
03:06
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know what you want
04:39
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do the can't
04:05
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waiting for happiness
02:46
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fripp needs me
02:19
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worthless also
02:19
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Jim Curnutte Huntington, West Virginia
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