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Botanical Romance
02:43
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Slow dance with you in a garden that we grew
You know I’ll share a kiss or two, a kiss or two with you
Slow dance with you in a garden that we grew
I’ll pick some berries for me and you me and you
Oh the petals collecting on the floor
Descend while synchronized with the crashing of the shore
Birds of paradise fill the branch
You are my lovely botanical romance
Slow dance with you in a garden that we grew
You know I’ll share a kiss or two a kiss or two with you
Slow dance with you in a garden that we grew
I’ll pick some berries for me and you
Me and you
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Tenderfoot
01:38
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Make your way tenderfoot
There is a beast from the woods with steal like fur and heavy hooves
Find your way tenderfoot
Utilize the upward rain from the magic pool
Because the trees they wither he’s on his way
You find that pool and begin to pray
He’s on his way
He’s watching you from the shore
But can you stand in the frigid water anymore
Fight your way tenderfoot
Utilize the upward rain from the magic pool
Relinquish the beast tenderfoot.
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Celestial
01:53
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Manny Lopez Springfield, Oregon
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