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Bloem De Ligny ~ Zink


Under pale sween rivers under extracts of blue Voluntrocities i wonder and i ask myself could this Be it? and the gloomy 'swounds' of sudden eruptions With viny acclimation stops it slides Me back and tells me it's allright Seashell eyes Moony gloom I like your hair Velocity Mellow stuff in my belly and Where do i go with my weary head My weary head A retreat to a place called zink my nostrils Shake as i smell the ink and i love it it is Dark but still delicious i like the smell I shake and curl and wrinkle and wrinkle and stop Thinking and wrinkle and wrinkle and wrinkle and wrinkle Seashell eyes Moony gloom I like your hair Velocity Mellow stuff in my belly and Where do i go with my weary head My weary head... Does it go in between? where do i stand In colluminity? or, for this it is capturing And flintely good to have your face in my head. Seashell eyes Moony gloom I like your hair Velocity Mellow stuff in my belly and Where do i go with my weary head Seashell eyes Moony gloom My weary head... I like your hair Velocity Mellow stuff in my belly and Where do i go with my weary head My weary head, my weary head... more free lyrics

Under pale sween rivers under extracts of blue
Voluntrocities i wonder and i ask myself could this
Be it? and the gloomy 'swounds' of sudden eruptions
With viny acclimation stops it slides
Me back and tells me it's allright

Seashell eyes
Moony gloom
I like your hair
Velocity
Mellow stuff in my belly and
Where do i go with my weary head
My weary head

A retreat to a place called zink my nostrils
Shake as i smell the ink and i love it it is
Dark but still delicious i like the smell
I shake and curl and wrinkle and wrinkle and stop
Thinking and wrinkle and wrinkle and wrinkle and wrinkle

Seashell eyes
Moony gloom
I like your hair
Velocity
Mellow stuff in my belly and
Where do i go with my weary head
My weary head...

Does it go in between? where do i stand
In colluminity? or, for this it is capturing
And flintely good to have your face in my head.

Seashell eyes
Moony gloom
I like your hair
Velocity
Mellow stuff in my belly and
Where do i go with my weary head
Seashell eyes
Moony gloom
My weary head...
I like your hair
Velocity
Mellow stuff in my belly and
Where do i go with my weary head
My weary head, my weary head...

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