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16 Whatever
01:16
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Hey how are you doing today?
16...whatever.
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Lil Dude
00:19
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Bleak Country
01:27
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Bleak country
Falls
Onto the shoreline
Near a sunken ship
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12 Negrumps
00:32
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:)
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Drūm $0L0
00:11
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Red $and
00:46
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Runnin through the sand i tripped and fell... I better be more careful next time.
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$urf$ Up
01:17
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Pretty beaches
Playin in the sand
Cool Waves
Surfs up
Sharks are rad
Cowabunga
Rippin gnarly waves all day
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The Villetown Mountain Army Brigade Jackson, Mississippi
3 frinds writing songs that are sometimes good from result of coffee and angst towards systems of all kinds. Dont trust
anyone love everybody and find a way to make dreemz come true stay real and dont regret punching infants ever but dont actually do that thats pretty mean and feel bad.
Nick play tha git
whit play tha drum
stevn play da bazz
... more
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