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Ivy League
02:10
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No harm, no foul
While breaking up with your future self
You drink some alcohol
You spew some vitriol
And you light your mouth on fire
But don't take me down
I'm blue (keep those big eyes glued to me, absinthe personality)
I'm home again
I took a page from the book and that never ends
Ivy league
I tried to rebel once
Leather jacket frayed, severe cold caught
You want to see me some more?
Well just talk talk talk to me and say the right words
Talk talk talk to me don't spit out your throat
You've got a lot of nerve (and beach houses)
Some sugar fires off your synapses
These tiny hearts don't break
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The National Physical Fitness Award Albany, New York
Secular rock songs
TNPFA is
Ethan Griswold, Jacob Griswold, Nick O'Brien, and Nate Alan Bowman
The National Physical Fitness Award recommends:
SEACATS do everything right, and I want to join them
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