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Artist: Suburban Kids With Biblical Names
Canonical path: /suburban-kids-with-biblical-names/guns-and-ammunition
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Guns and Ammunition
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Guns and Ammunition
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Oh
Note to self I must be too slow oh oh oh oh
My console and me
Divides the days from the nights
But still I'm standing on the corner
Guns and ammunition
Lines around the border line
This is my final life
Standing on the corner
Guns and ammunition
Lines around the border line
This is my final...life
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