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Leg Twisting
02:02
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She was standing there
Right there in the corner
I could not help but stare
Her eyes were so pale
The fairest skin I've ever seen
And the smoothest hair, nothing could compare
She looked right at me
And so I said
"How would you like a dance?"
And so we danced the night away
She she looked so bright
In the dazzling light
I couldn't help but stare
And soon the morning came
With the morning came the goons
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I wish I could just be myself
Hanging down from a tree, not doing much else
Killing time just the way that I please
No rent and no lease
Sometimes I wish you could see
Me hanging down from that same big old tree
But as time goes on and nothing changes
And I start to realize
Slowly becoming the ghost of one's self, trust me
I wouldn't wish it on anybody else
And one day, someone came to cut down the tree
I don't know who, might've been you
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Solar Donor Nitra, Slovakia
Before you start to shine, you must accept the shadow you'll cast
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