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Red Cedar
05:21
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Big Creek Red Cedar
Springs that weep n snake n flow
Ashes in the water
from blood upon the snow.
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Elsie
07:08
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3. |
I Cant Remember
04:16
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I went down last eavning
with a bottle in my hand
i woke up this morning
can't remember where we stand
went down last earning
with a gash upon my brow
i woke up in my bed this morning
with some stitches don't know how
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