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Oh, Carol
04:52
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Oh, Carol, Carol, why'd you do it?
Ruined my life when you ran right through it
You grind, you're crushing me
My boys they can't see
What I can see when you're in front of me
Oh, Carol, got me feeling so wild
Ain't a big thing, that's what you tell me
You short sell on everything
You got me, and I ain't got nothing to hide
I remember when you were wild
We'd burn through the night stars and your smile
Carol, can you hear me? I'm screaming
Carol, can you hear me? I'm screaming
Carol, can you see me? I'm drowning
Carol, can you hear me? I'm screaming
Carol, can you hear me?
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S&S Electric Co.
03:00
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It’s the stars, it's the streams
It’s the lights, and the beams
I know it’s never exactly as it seems
It’s them hot, dusty roads
The banks of a river froze
I’m following you, I’m watching you from below
And I don’t care where you’ve been
I don’t know the sense
Of spending my worrying
On your crying
Yeah, I know you’ve got to go
You've got yr’ ducks in a row
They’re calling you
So just go
Yeah, I can’t hardly speak
The birds, the stars, the streams
I can’t believe the city’s trying to match the country peaks
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The John Tabor Trail Toronto, Ontario
Mike, Natasha, Jared
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