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Orange so Horrid
04:03
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I think I heard them say
That they won’t have it any other way
Oh well I’m gonna burn you bare
A crisper California for you mister Hallelujah
Oh my heavenly, oh my heavenly eyes
(They never felt so good)
They’re beating on them people
Oh baby baby watch them die
(They never felt so good)
Compared to you
I don’t feel so bad
Please don’t put this light out
Lord I wanna be your man
I think they’re raising their hands
Peaceful prayers for budding romance
Oh yeah There’s nothing quite like you
You lookin better from a stones throw
So lovely in your coal bones
Oh my heavenly oh my heavenly eyes
(They never felt so good)
I’m civil like an orange, so horrid it ain’t right
(They never felt so good)
Compared to you
I don’t feel so bad
Please don’t put this light out
Lord I wanna be your man
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2. |
I Love You, Pt. 2
04:19
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I love you
I love you
I love you
I love you
I love you
I love you
I love you
I love you
I love you
I love you
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