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i could tell you spin
02:06
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oh your highness
00:51
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you're cute
02:16
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and so you said
03:38
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you're all going to hell
03:19
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mom's library
03:20
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gold son of robot
03:22
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alchemy three
05:00
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daytona shoegaze rodeo
02:31
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Malcolm Mills New York, New York
Dark pop, noise rock, and dream punk.
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