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Mika
02:59
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My painted nails
Red glitter tale
Platonic touch
A lady was
Hail to the bee
The bee sees me
She wants to sting
I want to flee
I can't believe its here
I can't just live in fear
Two promises of love
I told you not too much
My arms are long enough
Man is pouring out his cup
A rainbow shines
I toss and turn
My bed is full
Of sugar canes
Somedays theyre straight
Somedays they curve
Sometimes its fate
Sometimes I learn
I fell in mud
Push came to shove
Platonic male
My glitter nails
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The Wheel
03:28
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I got a bucket pneumonia love
Turning the wheel must've turned my own luck
Pressing the buttons to prove I was tough
But all I got was a puddle of grudge
I found a potion from when I was young
The sugar came from my bed to my tongue
A thousand eyes as I walked to the beat
My only friend, my yellow teeth
I got the motion when I was just a teen
I hit my head on the corner of a dream
Escape from jail
On my hill
I wait for wind
The lonely sing with a beer along the chin
I got emotion
Sigh mixed with hope
I fed the moment
Time to let go
I drank the potion
Fell to my toes
I passed it forward
Handed the coat
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Sandscraper
04:02
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Seems Ive tried to see an end
Painted walls
I sit at my desk
Endless
Must've seen it all
Must've been about 8 feet tall
Endless echoes
I must've seen it all
Wheels on road
Palindrome
Tried this time
Im plastic
With full compartments
Another letter read
I must've been dead
If that were me I'd be a bee
If I could sting, I'd sting your feet
Another day into the
Even the greatest stars live their lives in the looking glass
Paternoster
Flip the page, flip the page
Paternoster
Turn the page, turn the page
Comet bits fall in the place
Paternoster
Seems I didn't see you there
Black and white on the tv
I was thinking of memories
Memorizing every word
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Drangleic
03:13
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