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Artist: Wry
Canonical path: /wry/plumas-amp-paetes
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Plumas & Paetês
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Curated by Ethan Walker
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Plumas & Paetês
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In my head a yellow light this is my favorite place here i think in my dreams when i
Discover somebody's dreams without at least know your name i have money i have my desires i
Will survival through the night four wheels stop the window opens a lady lyin down in
Dollars i said - hey, show me a little of your dreams... and i know her so well and i know
Her so well and i know her so well four wheels stop the window opens a lady lyin down in
Dollars i said - hey, show me a little of your dreams...
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