Early bitcoin,, she’s a brick house 1977 Commodore’s | ||
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Posted 2 years ago
Vynil33rpm
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A coin in the mouth of a fish,, pieces of eight spent much too late
the Spanish conquest due west , Horace Creeley ,
clearly felt the same way but they’ve all gone away
not so much because they’ve gone astray
it’s just because it’s the way
I spend my time watching Mae West
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EWF has always been a favorite group esp any song w/ Maurice White on lead vocals
Newfld, Yep great group,,and a couple of Al Green records ,and you know
It’s gonna be a good night
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