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Artist: RedHead Outdoors
Canonical path: /redhead-outdoors/ice-cream-and-libertines
Related lyric paths: 6
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Ice Cream And Libertines
Read Ice Cream And Libertines lyrics by RedHead Outdoors on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Ice Cream And Libertines
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I'm just walking around you but you know my face you know my face
Im that kind of freak you hate but you know my face you know my face
I'm just trying to get attention but you know my face you already know my face
I hide in shadows like a snake but you know my face you know my kind of face
Let's start again (4x)
Let's start again (4x)
You know my face
You kmow my kind of face
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