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Pedalo Pedalo
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Pedalo, pedalo,
you're Charged and clear, on the river flow
Pedalo, pedalo,
Charged and clear,
floating on, floating on
where have you been?
Pedalo pedalo
I've drowned in your light,
I'll drown in your sea,
I'll give you my love,
Is anybody real?
Ive gone up to bat,
I've taken my stand,
The doctors are wrong,
It's better if we end,
For the night calls again,
And you come back to life,
With nothing
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What I Didn't Know
01:29
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Newmaker
03:11
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5 minutes 20 minutes 30 minutes I've been screaming for help
All i ever wanted was family
40 minutes 50 minutes 60 minutes I've been starting to die,
All I ever wanted,
Sometimes I find myself praying to God,
Something I don't believe in,
Sometimes I find myself screaming for help,
Something I don't believe in,
So can I, find love,
Nobody loves me,
Nobody loves me,
So can I, find hope,
Will somebody save me,
Will somebody save me?
I tried my best tried my very best and my very best wasnt even close enough to even make it
I guess I won't make it.
I never should of left I wish I never left I never should of left
I was born in the quitter's room
Sometimes I find myself praying to God.
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Daniel Renfro Arkansas
My name is Daniel Renfro. I am one of those Malvern boys.
I am from Arkansas. I do music stuff. Every dollar spent on my music will go directly into improving my productions.
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