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It's All Mine
02:27
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I die on the page every time
I sit and I stare at the sky
It's all mine
It's all mine
It's all mine
It's all mine
It's all mine
It's all mine
And oh my god, you're killing me
And oh my god, I am set free
Pull me in, I'd like to feel the sting again
It's never worth it, I'm not worth waiting
I belong to the earth
And the ocean belongs to me
I was born under the dirt
And I came out of the sea
And oh my god, you're killing me
And oh my god, I am set free
Pull me in, I'd love to feel the sting again
I'm not worth it, I'm not worth waiting
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Dance For Me
02:05
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Glue And Coffee Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
these are all demos :)
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