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Artist: Thee More Shallows
Canonical path: /thee-more-shallows/a-history-of-sport-fishing
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A History of Sport Fishing
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A History of Sport Fishing
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Now that I care
Enough to be
More into you
Than you're into me
I have to work
Every day
Like you did on me
To get me to stay
And if I knew
What I know now
I'm not so sure
That I'd be around
Working on you
Every day
Like you did on me
To get me to stay
Like you did on me
Like you did on me
To get me to stay
Yeah yeah yeah yeah
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