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Lizards
05:36
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44 the money
04:21
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Waterfall
03:15
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he said aging is beautiful
he said i want to be gray
i even love the wrinkles
when I look in your eyes
when I see you I see grace
the sun is shining in the sky
your gaze is amazing
sun is shining and the moonlight is the same
changing again like a waterfall
flowing over water
waterfall
what I was singing about in the other song that time
oh I won't go back
so I'm going with this rhyme
and so u come along and sing along with me just like this
just like I was swinging from the trees
like the monkeys we are, u said it b4
and I thought that u thought that we were
oh we were and thats what this is for
to remind us, and I'm telling the truth
you, I, we talk all time
all we have is time
we all, all we have is time
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4. |
Extra Hard Life
05:24
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Blythe Gruda Brooklyn, New York
musical mystic and underground sorceress.
lilt and bleed effortlessly from one to the next exposing heartbreak,
inspiration, renaissance and reconstruction.
melodies combined with a foray of nature, experimentation, and the conjuring of every fiber of her physical and spiritual being astral project through the dark universe into hearts of many through clandestine siren song.
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