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Browse
03:09
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I know I won't
You know I don't
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Gold Crown
03:14
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I'm not supposed to feel anything
Just the smile and it's clear
That I'm immune to the novacane
But I'm still strapped to you're chair
Gold crown
You handed me a gold crown
Slow down
Stop and turn your head around
She's not alone
He's not alone
We're not alone
I don't wanna see anything
and I'll pretend I can't hear
already offered me everything
just put your shots in my ears
Gold crown
I'm handing down my gold crown
Go now but don't forget your hometown
Gold crown
Can I see you with your hair down
Turn down, leave me behind and you'll drown
Go now
leave me alone
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Faced
02:09
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Read my mind
See it's shape
Shift in place
All that's left
You can take
To the grave
To the face
Out of line
Save my place
Going out
I need my space
Drawing maps
Counting days
I know I'll
Find my way
To the face
Find your way
To the face
Close your eyes and fall back
just pretend hers feels the same
Don't listen don't react
take my hand let's burn this place
To the face
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Scuffs San Diego, California
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