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S.F.C
05:57
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Sun Flare Cowboy
Riding high
Lassos black holes in the sky
Kicking dust up from the moon
Ever only passing through
On a cloud, angels play
Close your eyes and count to ten
“Come find me, come find me,” she says
Like a tiger on a string
Cowboy roams the galaxy
“Come find me, come find me,” she said
A fading star
Light years away
Somewhere out there
No night or day
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Lycanthropy
06:15
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Neon world
Desert swirl
Red bright lights flash
Girls girls girls
After the sun sets behind the trees
Something unnatural stirs in me
Under the flower moon and darkened skies
Something inside of me comes alive
Runaway midnight train
Run where no one knows your name
Wild, insane, different but the same
Ghost of Buddy Holly calling out from the grave
Mirror mirror, magic mirror
Show me someone pure and true
Stranger to my own reflection
Show me someone pure and true
Mirror mirror, magic mirror
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Pleasure Dome Binghamton, New York
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