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Artist: Park
Canonical path: /park/class-of-coleco
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Class of Coleco
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Class of Coleco
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And I can still remember
nights filled with forty-fives
Only the lonely tend to survive
Only the lonely can remain
alive And you can only
rethink memories so much
And I can wake up sniffing
out the bedroom I can't
remember anything
Summer was the best thing
that happened to me Class
of coleco vision of a stereo
bedroom Momentos And I
can wake up sniffing out
the bedroom
I can't remember anything
about those kids
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