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Her song levies a listen, worth giving your ears unto. Breathing life into your day, awaken you from tuesdays' gray. She sings of midsummers' rain, her fling with men who drink, of never having a home, how she saw the world as her kin. For whatever you spare for change, she pours her heart onto the street Her song and she never had a name music is how she could ever eat. Her song levies a listen, will kickstart your broken heart. The town holds on to her 'cause her songs keep it from falling apart.
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May 30, 2017
May 30, 2017 at 3:29 PM UTC
Her song
Her song levies a listen, worth giving your ears unto. Breathing life into your day, awaken you from tuesdays' gray. She sings of midsummers' rain, her fling with men who drink, of never having a home, how she saw the world as her kin. For whatever you spare for change, she pours her heart onto the street Her song and she never had a name music is how she could ever eat. Her song levies a listen, will kickstart your broken heart. The town holds on to her 'cause her songs keep it from falling apart.
BARD_ABSURD
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May 30, 2017
May 30, 2017 at 3:29 PM UTC
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