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The Sunny Tangerine
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welcome to the sunny tangerine
welcome to our dirty little scene
we've got everything that you could need
worry not boy, worry not you'll see
oceans of blue and skies made anew
you'll live here too
isn't it a dream boy? isn't it a dream?
welcome to the sunny tangerine
we'll become the air that you will breath
engineered to make you twist and scream
welcome to the sunny tangerine
oceans of blue and skies made anew
you'll live here too
isn't it a dream boy? isn't it a dream?
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Heavy Blonde Scranton, Pennsylvania
...Sing songs of Sun and of the Earth and of the Moon. They began in 2012 and persist to this day...
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