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Applejuice
02:37
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First Aid
02:48
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1975 Chrysler Cordoba
02:58
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Pinstriping down the side.
Breath in that carbon monoxide.
Rich Corinthian leather seat.
Fills my appetite for luxury.
Gears and the gas combined.
Guarantee we'll be havin' a good time.
Disc breaks, cassette tapes and tasty treats.
Glitter stickers from Schucks that look real neat.
Ricardo Montalban where are you now?
Because if this car ever breaks down.
I won't make it, no I can't take.
I will need someone around.
Travelling, travelling in my transportation.
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Jacques Cousteau
02:49
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Fish
02:56
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Can We Share
04:01
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can we share your tasty treats
there's enough for you and me
if Im mean would you let me sleep
in your comfy bed just you and me.
would you give your window seat
can I read your magazine
I wanna play your board games
use your umbrella when it rains
I wanna share everything with you.
would you do the same for me.
hey now whats that sound everybody look who's sharin' now!
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Vitamins
03:47
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P.E.T.S Richland, Washington
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