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bevels
02:24
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I start to recognize the way I dance
Around the cloudiest of chances that there is more to see
Together we can turn in proper form
And recognize the ways we've worn
Into these never ending bevels baby bevels baby
You and I both know
Oh you and I both know
(instrumental)
Together we can turn in proper form
And recognize the ways we've worn
Into these never ending bevels baby bevels baby
You and I both know
Oh you and I both know
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cape squad
02:16
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~pure wholesome harmz over a progression I wrote while in cape cod~
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conform
02:58
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I know it's harder on the other side
& I know you can't just buy yourself more time
& I can see the person that you needed me to be
But that just isn't me
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heave Buffalo, New York
bedroom folk from buffalo, ny
emily, joe, jack, tom (jake)
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