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Artist: Two Feet
Canonical path: /two-feet/same-old-song-sos-part-1
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Same Old Song (S.O.S Part 1)
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Same Old Song (S.O.S Part 1)
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I sing the same old song
Well can you sing along?
Well can you sing along, hey? Eh
I sing the same old song
Well can you sing along?
Well can you sing along, hey? Eh
I sing the same old song
Well can you sing along?
Well can you sing along, hey? Eh
I sing the same old song
Well can you sing along?
Well can you sing along, hey? Eh
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