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DD
03:46
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2. |
Brian
02:34
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3. |
Forrest
03:21
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4. |
Everything
03:08
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5. |
Brian
02:34
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Brian, it’s going be okay
I know you're scared; you’re staying inside
I’m here for you, you just gotta let me know
if you need anything
do you need anything?
I’ll be there
knocking on your door
with Juul pods and some Coca Cola.
Brian, you’re spinning so quickly
is this ride out of control?
day after day won’t be the same
hold on to me
do you wanna hold on now to me?
I’ll be there
knocking on your door
with Juul pods and some Coca Cola.
I’ll be there
you can count on me
I’ll get you anything you need
I’ll be there
faster than you can say
you’re okay
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Hot Moms Club San Diego, California
Hot Moms Club is the new project from sultry-sad-pop singer, Eliza Vera.
While Eliza isn’t
a mom, she has a hot mom (BARB), and she is an aspiring hot mom. She thought the name conveyed the fun she has been having in this chapter of life.
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