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Moonstruck
03:50
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Ned was a crazy one, he found his health in staring off meshing peas with other things, making lace for little flings.
The pressures on for now he needs to simplify the world and the world is his, his talents stretch far and wide.
His blankets made of wool because cotton shrinks too much and he'd stand in the rain to reenact his heroes with their leather hats.
Now talking to himself hes somehow figured out the dark and who wouldn't want that for themselves for fear is just a man in scary clothes.
Ned was a basterd son, but it didn't slow him down.
He found peace in knowing god, but he wasn't wearing crowns.
He found him in hot showers and broken harmonies - harmonies.
When the earth is splitting all around he finds calm in
his crazy, so why cant i?
It leaves one feeling knee deep in a quicksand that never kills.
But just between you and me I think that ned lost it a long long time ago.
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Summer Candy
03:23
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Albatross
02:36
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Tyrannosaurus
04:04
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Mr Moon
03:52
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Cancer
03:15
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Aaron Alexander Memphis, Tennessee
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