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mariposa
03:25
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play dead
02:43
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tell me something
02:57
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tell me something I don't know
tell me that you were here
waiting on me
waiting on me
tell me that you have to go
tell me that you want to
cut me deep
you always wanted to
I know
it's not real
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sometimes we exist
02:48
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clouds of smoke
03:16
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all that is falling
03:20
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the dirty sun San Diego, California
james ivey- instruments, yelling, tequila
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