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Strawberry (Probably)
02:07
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I need you here with me
Strawberry probably
I’ll choose obviously
You are my heart
Strawberry probably
Why not take all of me
So you could clearly see
The state of my art
It’s just your size
Try it on, wear it out
Absolute anarchy
I turn records into weed
So strawbably probably
Don’t let it start
Disposable dignity
There’s no taking this seriously
There’s no time for collective grief
Strawberry probably
But it's just your size
Try it on, wear it out of the store
But don’t pay for it
Everything is free now
Everything is free now
Everything is free now
Everything is free
Everything is free now
Everything is free now
Everything is free now
Everything is free
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Alan Mora California
singer-songwriter?
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