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Unkind
02:49
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Joey
02:31
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Never thought I wouldn't have you around
Attached at the hip since we were old enough to think we had it all figured out
Life was hard, too hard for you
Wish I could have helped but your head was in a place that I couldn't quite get to
I still think of days gone by I ask "what's it all mean?"
I still have your old guitar and some memories
I'd rather have Joey
I'll never forget you my platinum blonde friend
So many nights that we'd spend trying to figure out just where we fit in
We drifted apart for quite some time
But I always thought that we would find each other again later in this life
I still think of days gone by I ask "what's it all mean?"
I still have your old guitar and some memories
I'd rather have Joey
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Summer Romance
02:05
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Dwell On It
03:03
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Too Fond
02:41
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All You Knew
02:44
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Freak On The Street
02:39
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Figure It Out
02:35
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Wild Flowers of America Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
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