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Tinkerbelle
03:47
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It seems like Tinkerbelle can never find her mind
it’s hard to make breakfast when you’re running out of time
it must be hard, to get around
when you’re walking on the clouds but your head’s stuck on the ground
and you can’t find your mind
i hate to see you down… we’re running out of time
why’d you have to let your mind drip on down the drain?
where you can’t even find it when it’s starting to rain
it must be hard, to get around
when you’re walking on the clouds but your head’s stuck on the ground
and you can’t find your mind
I hate to see you down… we’re running out of time
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Bullwinkle
03:47
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Fate
02:06
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the only thought running through his head
was to get to sleep and go back to bed
if only fate would be so kind
the only thing running through her mind
was to get to school and be there on time
if only fate would be so kind
they ran into each other and wen to stay the night
they forgot all endeavors and everything in sight
they went into each other and loved it all the time
now they got no endeavors in either of their lives
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4. |
Surf
06:53
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