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Love Letters Remix
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I see you
Moving Slow
With precision
Like a pro
Getting stronger
touch and go
dissapointments
the world don't know
I miss the healthy times we copped when we were young
We wrap obsidian in copper coils for protection
You got this
I know
I'll bring flowers to your show
that gentle presence
lion soul
all that beauty that know one knows
love letters I've got, I've got the feeling
come and get it when you're, when you're low
love letters I've got, I've got the feeling
smells southern or not, I don't know
you've got this
I know
I see you
moving slow
all that beauty
no one knows
gentle presence
lion soul
love letters I've got, I've got the feeling
come and get it when you're, when you're low
love letters I've got, I've got the feeling
smells southern or not, I don't know
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Richie Dagger's Crime Seattle, Washington
lush eclectic
producer / songwriter / band
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