The Dust You Kick up is Too Fine
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The Dust You Kick up is Too Fine
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Because variables lurk in the wine
Because the bed's warm and it's cold out that's good sign.
It's never ever gonna feel right to pull the latch back again.
'Cause the dust you kick up is too fine.
Because variables lurk in the wine
Because the best one that's cold out has a good sign.
It's never ever gonna feel right to pull the latch back again.
'Cause the dust you kick up is too fine.
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