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Rumour
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Give me something good for my soul, something like rock and roll.
It's only 8 o'clock on a Friday night, why are your doors closed and your drapes drawn tight?
I am to blame, I know.
"Don't say my name Johnny go slow."
If it's all the same then we are all equally.
Without support it's gonna take the side of the peep-hole.
So look to me when I call your name and I am looking back, because I'm so easily off track.
"Johnny come back."
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Pandora
02:56
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Boa Convictor
03:33
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Notice to Affection
03:39
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Memory of you, my Friend
02:20
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Poor Heart
04:04
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Nit Guilty
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Perfect is so Ugly
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Slow Shy
03:42
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the Old Ways
02:32
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Saving to This
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