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flowers for nadia, pt. 1
02:06
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2. |
three more days
03:37
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4. |
flowers for nadia, pt. 2
04:02
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5. |
fourtwenty mcblazeitsen
01:49
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7. |
nacho friend
01:41
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8. |
flowers for nadia, pt. 3
04:03
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9. |
good luck
02:02
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i'll never see you again
i'll never know what college u got into
i never got into one
i'll never know how you're doing
but i hope you're doing alright
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