Plants And Rags
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Plants And Rags
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Plants and Rags
Ease myself into a body bag
Plants and Rags
Ease myself into a body bag
Dreamt a man
He fed me fine food
He gave me shiny things
I dreamt a man
He fed me fine food
He gave me shiny things
White and Black
'Re you looking for the sun boy?
The sun doesn't shine down here
No No No
White and Black
'Re you looking for the sun boy?
The sun doesn't shine down here
In shadows
House and Home
Who thought they could take away that place?
Outside
Lead us out quietly
Lead us outside and Lead us out quietly
House and Home
Who thought they could take away that place?
Outside
Lead us out quietly
Lead us outside and Lead us out quietly
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