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lyrics
Are these the good old days?
Or are we just living in their dust?
Don't wanna know my father's age
'Cause I can't trust this machine with rust
Are these the good old days?
Or are we just living in their dust?
We need to settle down
Or are we just living in their dust?
Don't wanna know my father's age
'Cause I can't trust this machine with rust
Are these the good old days?
Or are we just living in their dust?
We need to settle down
credits
from Tuna Hair,
released October 20, 2017
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