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Artist: Lower Dens
Canonical path: /lower-dens/to-die-in-la
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To Die in L.A.
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To Die in L.A.
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I wish I could
Count on you to be mine
But here I'm not crying
I'm just glad to be alive
Time will turn the tide
Time will turn the tide
Time will turn the tide
Time will turn the tide
You never noticed
Never cared, I never knew
Oh, heartbreaker
Did you think I was a fool?
Time will turn the tide
Time will turn the tide
Time will turn the tide
Time will turn the tide
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