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Artist: Weedeater
Canonical path: /weedeater/palms-and-opium
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Palms And Opium
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Palms And Opium
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Palms and opium, my brain has come undone, my
Thoughts all turn to one, palms and opium, and
The sand, and the breeze, and the sun, goddamn
What have I done, palms and opium, blisters burn my
Tongue, my god it's too much fun, palms and opium,
And the sand, and the breeze, and the sun,
Goddamn what have I done, and the pain it
Makes me numb, palms and opium.
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