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Do you ever stop and think I'm not just trying to be cheap with these words that I speak? They're everything that I wanted to say but you stole them away. And I know I can't stay but how do I leave the girl of my dreams alone? Do you ever stop and think of me? Well I've been thinking of you with everything that I do. And all the words I wanted to say you'd just throw them away. And I know I can't stay but how do I leave the girl of my dreams alone? Jellybean you know you make me scream but I'll be crying out in vain forever. Jellybean you know you'll make me sing the song without a name forever. Burst out in a curse at the wind. Do you know how it feels to be the only one to see? Forever really is the longest time. Now I know I've gotta live a life alone. But it's not what I wanted. You've gotta know that I wanted Jellybean.
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Jul 18, 2018
Jul 18, 2018 at 9:55 AM UTC
Jellybean (The Song without a Name)
Do you ever stop and think I'm not just trying to be cheap with these words that I speak? They're everything that I wanted to say but you stole them away. And I know I can't stay but how do I leave the girl of my dreams alone? Do you ever stop and think of me? Well I've been thinking of you with everything that I do. And all the words I wanted to say you'd just throw them away. And I know I can't stay but how do I leave the girl of my dreams alone? Jellybean you know you make me scream but I'll be crying out in vain forever. Jellybean you know you'll make me sing the song without a name forever. Burst out in a curse at the wind. Do you know how it feels to be the only one to see? Forever really is the longest time. Now I know I've gotta live a life alone. But it's not what I wanted. You've gotta know that I wanted Jellybean.
we have to give it a name but i don't want to get attached let's give it a name i don't like i don't like jelly beans let’s name it jellybean
FunSlower
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34/M/Australia
Jul 18, 2018
Jul 18, 2018 at 9:55 AM UTC
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