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Catch That Jacque-Aise!
02:51
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very little time to hide the thing i stole last week
under the carpet, under the closet
it's not safe there
alas, where should i put it?
the owner is coming quick
i have no choice but to run with it
fragile in my pocket
it's not safe there
alas, where should i keep it?
it is a pretty thing made up of fibre of hope and lies and faith and, endless trust
i didn't mean to steal it without permission
the owner made it happen
made me stole its precious item
i shouldn't put the blame on other's innocence
i myself should take the place of the innocent
very little time to hide my precious thing i have right now
under the carpet, under the closet
it's not safe there,
thus, where should i put it?
that arsehole is coming quick
i have no choice but to run with it
fragile in my pocket
it's not safe there
thus, where should i keep it?
mine is a hideous thing made up of gory and darkness
please clean it up for me
can you keep mine for me, please?
can you keep mine for me, please?
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2. |
Math For The Crazies
02:45
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3. |
Highlands and Beaches
02:39
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Radical Boredom
02:56
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