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The cruel divide, you'll trade your heart for shite and every happy couple you will want dead tonight.
The conscience of celebrities, she had developed one of these.
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Q+A
04:35
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Long
02:48
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What the hell is wrong with you tonight
I can't seem to say or do the right thing
Wanted to be sure you're feeling right
Wanted to be sure we want the same thing
She said,
I can't believe it
You can't
Possibly mean it
Don't we,
All want the same thing
Don't we,
Well who said anything about love
No, not love she said
Don't you know that it's different for girls
(Don't give me love)
No, not love she said
Dont you know that it's different for girls
You're all the same
Mama always told me save yourself
Take a little time and find the right girl
Then again don't end up on the shelf
Logical advice gets you in a whirl
I know
A lot of things that
You don't
You wanna here some
She said
Just give me something
Anything
Well give me all you got without love
No, not love she said…
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Mine
01:58
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Alpha
03:32
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Idiosynchrocity
01:14
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Get Over It Leo
02:28
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You Go Kid
04:39
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Pancakes at Correlie's
02:40
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Outskirts
05:36
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Death Mattel Sydney, Australia
We think BIOs are kinda silly. Death Mattel is comprised of the people we can work with at the time and with the
budget.
Matt writes most of the songs, but they'd be nothing without the technical genius of the collaborative artists in our live band and on our recordings
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