1. |
woo hoo
02:07
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the moon is looking fine
and i think the sea's not gonna follow us on this one
people at the park
are expecting for things to move on
if you bring some beer
can we drink until the sun goes somewhere else with someone else
i’ll wait around
just to see that fallen ice cream that’s melting over there
and everyone feels the same
we’re singing woo hoo hoo
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2. |
something else
02:27
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keep in mind
that all you see
and everything else
is passing by
and floating
floating away
and the city and the moon and the stars
will not always be the city and the moon and the stars
and all the stuff that’s at the park
the trees the confusing conversations
floating
floating away
and the city and the moon and the stars
will not always be the city and the moon and the stars
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3. |
cool
02:34
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the birds are drinking
some stuff that’s on the street
isn’t that something cool
and your face looks like a
small wintery picture
on a nice day we’d be talking
about the summer days
and how the grass’ll grow tall
and how the song’s will be heard
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floopydrive La Plata, Argentina
bedroom songs
ghosty-m spinoff
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