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marmalade Tom
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if you can read
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merry
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sun
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secondhand store
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rime
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exactly
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white birds
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hail
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in doorways to rain
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disappear
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roil
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when I'm with you
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low apricot glow
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the uncrowned king
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you just remind me
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good-bye Greta McCraw
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ten and gurdjieff
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