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Up on a clothes drying line
the wet old clothes coming dry
it's only a matter of time
before it goes
and we all cry
again my love
oh this time i've come
oh this time
up on a clothes drying line
the summer breeze will come dry
it's only a matter of time
before the sun sets
but we'll be fine
again my love
oh this time i've done
oh this time i've come
to take
to take it all away
up on a clothes drying line
the wet old clothes coming dry
it's only a matter of time
before the sun sets
but we'll be fine
again my love
oh this time i've done
oh this time i've come
to take
to take it all away
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Quinn Kennedy New Jersey
Alternative Rock, Experimental and Folk Based in Lo-Fi ethos.
NJ/NYC
open.spotify.com/artist/6OcUXSfYfqamMmhR54Y5YC
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