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all The Little things will kill u in the end
la la lala laaaa
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Lv2
00:22
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Subatomicly rearranged
04:33
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one should always stay quiet while talking politics with friends
With friends x3
I guess it doesn't matter win or loose
You loose x2
Just the other day I was wondering my life away
What does it all mean anyway
Anyway
It doesn't matter anyway Where we go
Where just drifting up this stream
Astray x4
Ok
no way
Everything will be ok
Ok
Ok
Alright
Everything will be
ok
alright
Here we go don't this rabbit hole x2
Guess that's ok
Ok
Ok
Ok
Alright
Ok
Ok
Maybe well all be saved
Someday well all be saved x3
Well all be saved
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Guided Meditation
01:38
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screams in narwhal !!!!!!!!!
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