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Kiss
01:53
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Nobody can tell you who to kiss
Nobody can tell you who to kiss
Nothing can tell except your lips
Nobody can tell you who to kiss
You’ll know you’re right you’ll know you’re good
When your heartbeat starts to sound like this
Nobody can tell you who to love
Nobody can tell you who to love
You looked in the clouds and you looked in the mud
Nobody can tell you who to love
You’ll know its right with a little bit of luck
But nobody can tell you who to fuck
Nobody can tell you who to love
Nobody can tell you who to love
Nobody can tell you who to love
Nobody can tell you who to love
You’ll know its right you’ll know its good
Nobody can tell you who to love
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Pink Sand
03:20
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Statues Bleed and the oceans steam
The clouds rain toads and gasoline
But I see a mirage I see a mirage
I see a mirage I see a mirage
I see a mirage I see a mirage
So let’s pull the blinds
And ignore the wars
Carry on baby carry on baby carry on
SO LET IT RAIN
LET IT RAIN FIRE
We don’t care if it burns
You won’t find us in the mountains
You won’t find us on the plain
Gonna chill out baby
And settle in
And as the clouds converge
We’ll kick out the jams and let the good times in
We’re on the pink sand
We’re on the pink sand baby
We’re on the pink sand
We’re on the pink sand honey
We’re on the pink sand
We’re on the pink sand baby
We’re on the pink sand
We’re on the pink sand
We’re on the pink sand
We’re on the pink sand baby
We’re on the pink sand
We’re on the pink sand baby
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