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Come on, get your ass off the ground
I see you, yeah I see you coming around
The whispers, yeah they're getting fainter
I know you, but I'm still a stranger
I'm on the hillside, and I don't know what to do
I'm on the hillside, let's groove
I'm on the hillside, cause I don't know how to leave
I'm on the hillside, it's grieve
Sitting, in my head
Hoping, it's the fainter I get
I always, thought it was a handful
And it's strange, how I'm leaving town soon
I'm on the hillside, and I don't know what to do
I'm on the hillside, come on baby groove
I'm on the hillside, cause I don't know how to leave
I'm on the hillside, it's grieve
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Takitü
06:04
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Stereofoam
04:03
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Cinnamon Toaster
04:03
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