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Carolina
04:58
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Carolina is in the driver's seat. Medellin, I think you're crazy. Now I'm smiling while she's slaying me. I asked the mirror. It said "get some sleep".
Under cork trees. Over Aguilas. We sat smoking and talked Americas in a fortress on a mountainside. I asked a stranger, then said nevermind.
I look different. I don't feel the same. Something's coming, but I don't know their name. Someone tell me what I'm doing wrong. I asked a woman. She said "night is long". "Day is longer." Is what I told her. In the dawn her hands got colder. Her eyes got drier as mine got older. Death by fire. Glowing golden green.
In fast motion, watch the sky change colors, black to red. In the ocean, there's no seasons, just alive or dead, and starved or fed. That's what they said.
Carolina is in the driver's seat.
Medellin, I think you're crazy.
Carolina, well you're just slaying me.
Medellin, I think I'm staying.
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Born A Lion
04:06
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Love Would Bury You
04:22
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I Might Find One
03:22
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When I'm A Dead Man
02:02
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Getting Younger
03:56
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Devil Of A Memory
03:01
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Around You
04:34
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I Was Here
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Taurus Brooklyn, New York
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