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don't be afraid
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ego
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portal into the minds
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hit song
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boogie woogie fo' real
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the sky is blue
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sunset's blazin' orange
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aliens II
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Sir Felix Ortega II Glenealy, Ireland
Woke up this morning and all my blues was dead and gone.
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