Mole (Mole)
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Mole (Mole)
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Mole, do you ever feel a little lonely?
When you need company, how do you find a friend?
You collide in a tunnel
That connects two burrows
You collide in a tunnel
The Gods chose her for you
Mole, do you dream about things you'll never see?
Mole, do you think about girls you'll never meet?
You collided in a tunnel
That connects two burrows
You collided in a tunnel
The Gods chose her for you
Mole, do you feel the darkness closing in?
Mole, can you shake the dampness from your skin?
You'll collide in a tunnel
That connects two burrows
The Gods chose her for you
You collide in a tunnel
that connects two burrows
You collide in a tunnel
The Gods chose her for you
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