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Artist: Capistrano
Canonical path: /capistrano/30-hornets-vs-30-000-bees
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30 Hornets vs 30 000 Bees
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30 Hornets vs 30 000 Bees
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I never told you to move like satellites.
We only agreed that you'd become them.
Imagine you were left alone forever.
Doctor, will you please repair this train?
It's coal is burning like diamonds in the rough.
Outside that burning room.
When I come home.
Your ship is full of traitors.
You are just a memory.
One that I have learned from.
Do you even remember me?
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