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Wham Bam Thank You Ma'am
04:31
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The Grotto
03:45
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Stars are shining through the trees
since when could nature breath
Thoughts are swirlin in my head
Let the moss become your bed
Ice runnin through my veins I think I'm goin insane
Who'd ever though that this floating brain could sense pain
The grotto is a place where we belong
The grotto is a place for your dance and song
Take a look inside and find your best friend
The one that will help you on your journey to the end
Down in the grotto, I met my twin
Down in the grotto, there was my kin
Now that I'm hung out to dry,
it's time to look for all the ways to fly
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Waiting On A Package
03:50
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Worry About Love
02:51
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Free Candy Huntsville, Alabama
Psychedelic Rock/Funk from Huntsville, AL
Members:
Mac McDonald
Cody Thornberry
Steve Hall
Jesse Bullard
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