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Dr Sea & Mr Sand
02:46
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he was lost every time
he was lost every time
i don't know why
he's so sad
he can't cry
he's so sad
every time
i don't know why
i am here for my friends
he is the sea, i'm the sand
i am here for my friends
he's the sea, i'm the sand
he thinks about her all the time
she’s in his mind all the time
wilted flower
he’s to take all the time
to finish his rehab
he will be glad
take your time
all the time
take your time
and all will be fine
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Hey, girls
03:06
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Girl, don't think about her, don't think about her,
it's better for you, it's better for you, girl
i'm sure it's better, the game is over
look at some new girls, it's better for you, girl
the life could be fun and look at the sun
just think it's better
this girl's not for you, girl
the game is over and love could be fun
the life could be fun, a new beginning, girl
girl, there's no love from her
she's not for you, girl
a new love at first
a new beginning, girl
you're like a flower
just take it lower
love is a fever, a new beginning, girl
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Adamsberg Beauchamp France
Home-made songs recorded with cheap materials. Here starts the musical diaries of Adamsberg Beauchamp.
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