Flashed Junk Mind
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Flashed Junk Mind
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We were young souls
On the junk-yard
Now we are stunned minds
Full of junk-goods
But I feel your heartbeat
Just like mine
I feel your heartbeat
All the time
And we were bound to the citylife
Flashlights when we’re falling into the night
Focused on what you feel
Just when you were calling her love that day
We were young souls
On the junk-yard
Now we are stunned minds
Full of junk-goods
But I feel your heartbeat
Just like mine
I feel your heartbeat
All the time
And we were bound to the citylife
Flashlights when we’re falling into the night
Focused on what you feel
Just when you were calling her love that day
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Milky Chance performs "Flashed Junk Mind", and this lyric page sits inside the Milky Chance catalog on LyroVerse.
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