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English, 24.03.2021 19:50 devo1459

Ou work numbers, work wonders You done woke me up from my ete-rnal slum-ber
I'm the lightning, you're the thunder
There's a difference 'tween
"I need you, " and, "I want you"
Girl, I need you
Good se-x led to conversations
Getting a little deeper, uh
Tell me your darkest secret
Sh-it you wouldn't even tell Jesus, uh
hardest bar from juice wrld to a female :( RIP

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