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Rayotek Girl
02:49
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You can see her factory smile, charm and wit and modern style
You can fall for her, meanwhile I'll slip away
Ever since she came around, you've been proud of what you found
Every trick of hers is bound to lead astray
She's a Rayotek girl with stained glass eyes
You'll never know how to see through her disguise
Just take a look, you might feel mesmerized
If you fall into her ways
You'll be trapped inside her maze
I'll be dreaming of the days you spent with me
When she first had caught your eye
You believed that she could fly
All because she said she'd try to spread her wings
chorus
inst bridge (intro)
bridge:
Gonna take her time machine
Go back to 2016 and
Maybe this time we'll know what we mean
chorus
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'73
03:17
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She floated off, thinking a while
Sinking in bed, missing a smile
Animate locks travel the seams
Memories of old enter her dreams
Would you believe it was '73
When I caught Madeline staring at me
Hiding our faces behind willow trees
Folding our collars and facing to see every dawn
Closing her eyes, counting the sheep
She’ll try anything to stay asleep
Tuning her brain to match her ears
She's letting go of all her fears
chorus
And I know every playground across the US
Keeps track of stories that you'd never guess
So if it's allowed, I can make it a mess
Chorus
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Garden Patrol Long Beach, California
Patrolling the garden, one bug at a time...
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