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sail on down
03:45
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2. |
gone to see you
03:51
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its been a long time
02:22
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now and then
06:00
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sunny sun
04:25
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increase your risk
05:01
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lay it down on me
02:39
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drove away
03:29
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too far too big
02:31
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where are my friends
04:19
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