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Alien Ant Farm ~ Orange Appeal


Half the rude you brought once has cold We send with friends All the evil actions worked my mood on you As the energy comes from the waves at cliffs Moan miss We look for leaves on the family tree Ah:thee won't sing Half the rude you brought once has cold We send with friends Compare an apple to an orange like in the Dream we seen As the energy come from the waves at Trussels And all this hearty fruit has made my muscles grow to what you see Half the rude you brought once has cold We send with friends Will you just bend Apples and Oranges more free lyrics

Half the rude you brought once has cold
We send with friends
All the evil actions worked my mood on you
As the energy comes from the waves at cliffs
Moan miss
We look for leaves on the family tree
Ah:thee won't sing
Half the rude you brought once has cold
We send with friends

Compare an apple to an orange like in the
Dream we seen
As the energy come from the waves at Trussels
And all this hearty fruit has made my muscles grow to what you see
Half the rude you brought once has cold
We send with friends

Will you just bend

Apples and Oranges

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