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Razor
03:01
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This too shall pass
03:07
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How you can
03:08
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This is for me
02:56
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So called life
03:19
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Float away, you
02:48
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Less and less
03:07
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These days
02:42
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Regress
02:52
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Edward chainsaw
03:08
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Get lost driving
02:23
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