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Towner

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Towner

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Well say-a-a-hey, could you come through

Did you feel good, well it felt good

And it looked like maybe you could settle in

Did you think that was dead?

Did you feel good, well it felt good,

And it looked like maybe you could settle in

And say-a-a-hey, did you get tired

Did you feel the, all of the compression, did you look offaround

So in

Did you feel good, well it felt good,

And it looked like maybe you could settle in

Quick with the terrain

Quick at the terrain

Quick with the terrain

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