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lyrics
Always hard leaving my lot.
Easy summers doing really cool fun stuff.
Thanks for making life great.
I'll dive as deep as I can go,
so i can clean my face.
I wanna shine gold, have nice hair,
oh yeah.
Fly me all the way back with all my friends,
one last year.
We're all gonna be rich I swear.
Easy summers doing really cool fun stuff.
Thanks for making life great.
I'll dive as deep as I can go,
so i can clean my face.
I wanna shine gold, have nice hair,
oh yeah.
Fly me all the way back with all my friends,
one last year.
We're all gonna be rich I swear.
credits
from Salt EP,
released April 3, 2017
All songs written, recorded and produced by Lily Wolter, Brighton, Spring, 2017.
Additional mixing and mastered by Jack Wolter.
All songs written, recorded and produced by Lily Wolter, Brighton, Spring, 2017.
Additional mixing and mastered by Jack Wolter.
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Apr 2017 -
Sep 2014
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