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Pollenblonde
02:25
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Well don't take it from me, but I'm in between
I got one over with right now
Hope you didn't mean to come in between
But take it from me, it was right
Now I'm somewhat ashamed, I left one out
But got one over with right now
Hope you didn't mean to come in between
How does it feel, feelin' right
It feels great, Pollenblonde
'Aint it a strange thing we're on
It's just fake all in all
But it's okay, really I don't mind
I'm not mad
Well don't take it from me, but trust me on this
I got one over with right now
Hope you didn't mean to come in between
But take it from me, it was right
Now I'm somewhat ashamed, I left one out
But got one over with right now
Hope you didn't mean to come in between
How does it feel, feelin' right
It feels great, Pollenblonde
'Aint it a strange thing we're on
It's just fake all in all
But it's okay, really, I don't mind
I'm not mad
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Loose Ends
02:28
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Never came but sent well
Cast that sad sack bored spell
Snappy laughed at- look cool
Hypnogogic jerk wool
This anticipate paste is on
My mind now
Its androgynous pace should waste
No time now
Dumb luck's learning defect
Just enrolled in sex ed
Kept your burning wish small
Smoke's new wet-drenched put off's
This anticipate paste is on
My mind now
Its androgynous pace should waste
No time now
Comb out all your loose ends
Ask too much of good friends
Place your faith in cold stock
Binding word's been laid off, huh
But you wanted it kept
Cold meat dropped its habits
Television's add kiss
Sex sells well, skip foreplay
Sex cells never chose gay, huh
But you wanted 'em to
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