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rainy_days
03:12
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What did you say
When I walked away
You said "Hold me close"
You said "Don't you ever let go"
When I walked away
You didn't want to stay
You said my rhymes were too easy
Said i was too predictable
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kick_rocks
02:11
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waves
04:05
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aaria_at_the_beach
01:31
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water_fall
01:35
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Look down a waterfall
Nothing better than to lose it
All in the salt and soft cool water
I might have leapt before I looked
I'm 'a eat the pavement
Was it worth the entertainment?
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