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Breeders, The ~ Head To Toe


Like a road, you're somewhere to go
Head to toe, twentythree
What/rock with me

Your face looks good to me
Your face looks good to me
Your face looks good to me

Head to toe
You're somewhere to go
There's someone's home
Someone's home

Your face looks good to me
You're allright boy/ you look right boy

Head to toe, you're somewhere to go
Twentythree
What/rock with me

Your face looks good to me
Your face looks good to me
Your face looks good to me
You're allright boy/ you look right boy

Your face looks good to me
Your face looks good to me
Your face looks good to me
You look right boy
Comfortably
Comfortably


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