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Beach Party
03:18
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So hot
There's a sun up there
And I want some more
I can't tell you what it's for
And all that I'm saying is hey...
Why don't you come...
To my party at the beach
My party at the beach, yeaaaaa
There's towels everywhere
Pretty girls with long, long hair
Bunch of guys that say... hey
Why don't you come back to my place?
I have so much fun x4
At the beach
Beach party x2
Woooo wooo wooo
And once that you're here
I can't let you leave
Cause I know that you're still having a blast
Right?
Come on, come on
You're with me now
We had so much fun x4
I hope
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2. |
Sand
04:17
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All that I want
Slips through my hands
Gone with the wind
Grains of sand
Scattered around
Pieces of me
Feels familiar
But never the same
Castle is built
Then worn away
Once you arrive
It's time to leave
Mountain of sorrow
My discontent
Seeking the things
I already have
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3. |
If it Rains
05:18
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Mr. Softee Wilkes Barre, Pennsylvania
Casting doubt into the void.
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