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Bubblegum
04:03
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I have never seen
Such a beautiful day
They always used to come
In several different ways.
You tint me white
I'm malleable you say
My exteriors and your interiors
We're inferior
What can you say?
What can you say?
What can you see?
What is wrong with me?
All my thoughts were clouds
On the clearest of days
And funny used to come
In several different ways
With so much makeup
That you were made up
And never weighed up to my expectations
And so it seems that we will never deem
To provoke masturbation.
What can you say?
What can you say?
What can you see?
What is wrong with me?
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