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Artist: Orchid
Canonical path: /orchid/nj-vs-valhalla
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Nj Vs. Valhalla
Read Nj Vs. Valhalla lyrics by Orchid on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Curated by Ethan Walker
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Nj Vs. Valhalla
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Bring all your pennies to the five and dime
Wave goodbye
Wave goodbye
Wave goodbye
Wave goodbye
Say the things I want to hear
But don't the things we say
That kind of talk is for phone calls at 4am and mix tape nostalgia
It's to quiet
Every word means something different
We'll recover like a brick to the face
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