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body
03:05
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2. |
creepy
02:49
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3. |
promise
01:31
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believe
03:25
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soup we've done all that we can
and it's time now for you to leave
you held on and held on and held on and held on for a long time
and you know i want to believe
i know you can see him
go be with him
i'll hold your dandelion
you're body's shutting down
there's nothing left for you to do
well i'm here, i'm not going anywhere
and i'll be strong enough for you
i know you can see him go be with him, i'll hold your dandelion
i know you can see them go be with them, i'll hold your dandelion
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5. |
i feel you
02:51
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i see you lying there
and i gotta know you care
you're scared to be alone
and i know nobody's home
i feel you dying now
i know its time to go
but my dad was my hero
as the disease eats you away
know we'll meet again someday
i feel you dying now
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s a n a Oakland, California
erica // guitar vox
daniel // guitar vox
kati // bass vox
steve // drumz
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