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Momma - Sunday
03:20
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The day’s upon me
I’m calling off
The day is lonely now
I’ve found
Fall in love
See things through
And know I’ve had enough of it
The day is lonely
It’s wearing off
The day is burning out
I can feel it now
Fall in love
See things through
And know I’ve had enough of it
Fall in love
See things through
And know I’ve had enough of it
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2. |
Narrow Head - Medicine
04:16
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Spoonful of sugar
Brings me down to my knees
So many colors
You touch me
Uh uh, you’ll be my medicine
Measuring doses
Every day of the week
I get addicted
When you touch me
Uh huh, you’ll be my medicine
One shot
I never really ask a lot
I’m on
A bender and I’ll never stop
One hit
And I’m higher than I’ve ever been
One kiss
And I’m hooked on your medicine
One pill to swallow
Gives me more than I need
I can be patient
Till you touch me
Uh huh, you’ll be my medicine
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