1. |
Ponytails
02:42
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YOU WERE WEARING PONYTAILS
NOTHING MORE
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2. |
Ruckus
02:43
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For all the pretty words
you used to tell me
And all the plastic lies
you still believe in
I'll try my best to make the worst of the choices
Is there an easy world
Made of the plastic smiles
you used to send me
Well
I'll try my best to make the worst of the choices
And you'll find me there
with the boys
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3. |
Nothing Lasts Forever
03:10
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4. |
Vicious Thing
03:04
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