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jessica alba
01:24
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stared at the ground all i see is my feet heard your voice for one last time the patience has no more mouths to feed and the temperature is blind cuz i dont luv u anymore i dont luv u anymore i dont luv u anymore i dont luv u anymore she crawled to the roof to see if it had a leak but i said i was doing fine you never really were my milano bag cuz that was just a lie and i dont luv u anymore i dont luv u anymore i dont luv u anymore i dont luv u anymore milano tat its what you had lay on my lips when you were sad milano tat its what u had lay on my lips when u were sad
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vanessa hudgens
01:37
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u second guessed the other day it was ur fault u ran away she left depressed but thats ok cuz now we turned the other page she couldnt tell u to ur face it was ur fault u ran away you left depressed but thats ok cuz now we turned the other page i fall apart i fall apart i fall apart i fall apart
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