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&grace (sunscreenn)
03:21
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now i lay me down to sleep
to the world where i once weep
calming to the touch
gorgeous revival
leaving here
transcending you
fingertips fluttering
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storage wars (touron)
03:05
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I've seen the sun set in the west. Rise in the east, land in my nest.
Followed the moon on my quest.
To the seafloor. Where I digress.
Making light of a crisis, picking fights with my conscience. Name your price, I'll bid the highest. So enticed, this is priceless.
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sunscreenn Parsonsburg, Maryland
east coast slowcore.
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