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new doo
01:59
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wear your hair down
to cover your scar
I am your friend
though I don't know who you are
grow your hair long
pretend that you are strong
I know that you can
fool me
blood in the right place
red hue in my face
you grow pale and thin
can't detach yourself from him
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spring
01:22
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grave
01:08
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children play by the river
go ahead and bury her
before she will ever see
what his love really means
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