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Expected to See
03:18
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Sad eyes, know they can’t no they can’t see this.
Sad eyes can’t see a way see a way to try.
This time I know I know why
I know why
Sad eyes, they say to wait, I can’t wait no more. This time, lonely tears spread the fear, time to fly.
Fly
So far, the signs that I see, say it’s time for me to go,
Don’t fear, I expected to see my love die.
This time I know I know why
I know why.
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Superloser Chino, California
Chino, CA est. 2019
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