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Artist: Dirty Projectors
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Two Brown Finches
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Two Brown Finches
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Like two brown finches, talk-talking away
Gone is the afternoon, and what did we say?
Lik two brown finches, chirp-chirp-chirp-chirping away
Gone is the afternoon, and what did we say? (Not a lot)
And we drank a two liter of Orange Crush
Yea we drank a two liter of Orange Crush
Said we drank a two liter of Orange Crush
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