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Blue leather
01:32
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Where grass does grow
01:15
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Turning back
00:37
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Hang low
00:57
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Walk on by
00:46
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Behind the sun
00:57
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Behind the sky
00:45
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Olive light
01:00
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iiiaoaiiiaoaiii
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Clouds hang over
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Lead me on
00:58
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In the land of hell
00:57
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Lay down fire
00:43
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You won't take me there
00:31
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