Twelve Thousand Hours
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Twelve Thousand Hours
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If she's a siren I will block her strategies until she's lost
Angles exposed, don't follow your ghost
Intelligent animal pycho kill
My paitence outlast pleasure
I'm not a guy to beat a man
Feminine ocean healing that I know
Manipulate for my reasons and I'll make company of you
Silence
A confrontation piercing... let go
A part of me will come to steal it
Angles exposed don't follow
It's just a wasted space... Fall eastern... ..stay low
A part of me will come to steal it
My patience outlast pleasure
I'm not a guy to beat a man
And I will block her strategies (I'm an) intelligent animal being
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