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Artist: Q And Not You
Canonical path: /q-and-not-you/a-line-in-the-sand
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A Line In The Sand
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Curated by Ethan Walker
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A Line In The Sand
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the first time.
the second time.
let's stop this clock from starting.
wrong, the time's spelled wrong.
why won't you ever start?
why won't you?
time ticking spell it right.
understand.
it's 1974, '73, '72.
cape tight fit on from here out.
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