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Dear San Fran
04:20
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A morphine drip
Cobble stone and the Brooklyn bridge
Oh give me patience
My fathers throne I wanna sit in it
Your such a tease and you know
That's the easiest way to go
Till you're just like everyone else, till you're just like the rest
It's such a drag
Always preaching bout the old sounds
I wish I had
Have the talent and twice the time
Oh 2 French girls
Speaking tounges on a subway
I'm feeling trapped
Been home for weeks and still ain't unpacked
This place is strange
But it's beautiful anyway
Slow it down
Please slow it down
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Glitter Zephyr
02:21
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When exhaling your zephyr as a sigh
The glitter and the glamour pollinates the beat you hike
Such a brilliant illumination you provide
It's a tesla coil, a riot storm, an atomic war
And what do you think is the difference
Is it coincidence
Is it a change
And somehow I discovered it
Hidden in some filthy place
When exhalin your zephyr as a Sigh
And your fingertips make graffiti
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Ameriglow Asheville, North Carolina
It's just the static of the afterglow. Being comfortable with yourself, things like that.
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