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Fine，don’t follow a tiny boat for a day |
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The guide will follow a tide at two In the dayligh |
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In the daylight we simply believe in a man or a shrine |
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and simply recall all the scattered |
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I was going to write a note for the day |
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but I was following all the threats that you made |
| [00:58.17] |
and we comfort to wring everybody’s hide |
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and comfort to call them in tatters |
| [01:06.13] |
Tried to follow our tide |
| [01:09.58] |
to follow our neighbours to your shrines |
| [01:14.67] |
I followed and find |
| [01:17.68] |
you’re going to wring your neighour’s hide |
| [01:22.85] |
I was following to your shrines |
| [01:43.49] |
Why you follow it by a token and plaid |
| [01:47.66] |
I was going to buy a dove for the grace |
| [01:51.21] |
and we will not decree everybody’s shrines |
| [01:56.53] |
in the way that the knights are in tatters |
| [01:59.02] |
Tried to follow our tide |
| [02:00.85] |
to follow our neighbours to your shrines |
| [02:07.75] |
I followed and find |
| [02:10.70] |
you’re going to wring your neighour’s hide |
| [02:15.94] |
I was following to your shrines |
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