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such great heights
03:45
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uuu
02:50
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i like you
02:09
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Something
03:33
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i like you very much
03:42
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your eyes are blue, fading into green
you’re totally not mean
you are so very very very very pretty
i do not think you’re shitty
yellow always reminds me of you
more then red or green or purple or blue
we do cool stuff all the time
you really are a dime
i like you very much
i’d say you’re one of the best
& when you’re eatin’ your lunch
sometimes you make a mess
you’re so embarrassed
i think it’s hilarious
you’re so embarrassed
but I cherish it
how did i get so lucky?
you’re so freaking funny
you’re not even a little bit yucky
you really aren’t a dummy
we are so cool
everybody drools
don’t drop your phone!
you really aren’t too accident prone
you know how to make me smile
with the things that you do
you’ve got a really cool style
ur dang great to talk too
i often think to myself
& i get overwhelmed
for i care so much for you
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