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glad
01:53
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monika in the moonlight you let your hair down
monika in the moonlight you turned around, around
i dont know what's going on here, i don't know at all
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worth
01:43
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quick pressure, expresser, lime-scaler, side-liner, hang heavy, mouth drawl, squint eyes, side lined
i cant take it any more than you can baby
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nmd
01:51
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you start by picking fights - that's the wrong way to do it
you get them on your side to ease your way through life
it’s the way my father taught me - the way he learned from his
stumbling out of bars with blackened eyes and swollen lips
not everything is easy son - very little is
you’re stumbling out of bars with blackened eyes and broken ribs
you start by telling lies - i can see straight through you
you get them on your side to ease your way through
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swan
02:15
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carry me away from the burning car, carry me far
swim me away from the sinking ship, i cannot swim
fly me away from the falling plane, do what i say
take me away, take me far away from all this pain
i don’t know why the timing was never right
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glxy
01:58
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the silence around the room is leaving me tired
the way you cook, the way you care for me, the way that you perspire
what did you say? my hearing's failing
don't walk away, you'll leave me aching for you as you walk away
this life has never been better
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gladioli
02:21
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