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Gutter Butter
05:16
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You're ahead, but I'm never the furthest behind
You're ahead, but I'm never the furthest behind
You're ahead, but I'm never the furthest behind
You're ahead, but I'm never the furthest behind
If I'm too much to hold, I can take it
You can tell me, I can take it
If I'm too much to hold, I can take it
You can tell me, I can take it
If I'm too much to hold, I can take it
You can tell me, I, I can take it
If I'm too much to hold, I can take it
You can tell me, I can take it
You've been kind, but no matter how hard that I try
I still find the rocks of you scratching inside of my eyes
You've been kind, but no matter how hard that I try
I still find the rocks of you scratching inside of my eyes
You've been kind, but no matter how hard that I try
I still find the rocks of you scratching inside of my eyes
You've been kind, but no matter how hard that I try
I still find the rocks of you scratching inside of my eyes
You're ahead, but I'm never the furthest behind
You're ahead, but I'm never the furthest behind
You're ahead, but I'm never the furthest behind
You're ahead, but I'm never the furthest behind
You've been kind, but no matter how hard that I try
I still find the rocks of you scratching inside of my eyes
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2. |
When Bob Was Little
01:49
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go home New York, New York
go home is a fun little program that corrupts//runs on all operating systems
go home is a band
go home supports
"experimental" and "rock" plugins, as well as .dance and .cry filetypes
(go home has feelings too)
go home is go home is a go home is a band go home is
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marlena mack +
zak houston + travis emery hackett + daphne silbiger
... more
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