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Artist: Elyza Madson
Canonical path: /elyza-madson/collors
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Collors
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Collors
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Must to be pathetic
Running in the same ways
As you ever did
You should'a caught the colors
That you let fallen from your eyes
Now the shades are better
(Now the shades are better)
Now the shades are better to ride
(Now the shades are better than I)
Now that they gone you can cry
Let's sight this B. O i will put your name on it
Are you searching for trouble
I will give one of mine
(Is for free)
Is for free
Now the shades are better
(Now the shades are better)
Now the shades are better to ride
Now that they gone, you going home to cry
(Now the shades are better, now the shades are better than I)
Now that they gone, you going home to cry
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