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Zen Serf
02:39
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Parking Space
02:25
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Do you remember when?
Holy Ghost dances were in
Til next summer...
Love, won't dissolve,
I always rooted for the underdogs
It's how I got here...
it's always a street away
The Green of Youth
In Fields of Truth
Climate Deniers, keep ruining me in Silence
C'mon baby I went hazy
Maybe crazy
cause your coming of age,
the ease of your grace
I'll be your parking space
it;s always a street away
The Green of Youth
In Fields of Truth
Climate Deniers, keep ruining me in Silence
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Picnada (Short Format)
00:47
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4. |
Cats Whisper
03:25
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