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A little further west
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Apostle to buy rice drinks with you I seem to be no good.
You seem to like me, never anjul .
Giving flowers to you jwodo the ring seems to be no good.
You seem to like me, never anjul .
You're dressed up to look expensive and not say cheap.
I say , not an easy woman jwodo luxury vented sense.
Dude I also bwae since there toward the low west
In 're getting girls and go home 's eldest son
Yeah, it's my home Gyeongnam I 'm too overweight
So I 'm a bachelor 's byeongmat than others
My heart is falling but it's going to help jeongnamyi
This also I'm a romantic encounter Matt 's life
Here 's a man this time is really
I mean if you 're middle-aged 'm a forty- something
Do I have to go before you die once married
Sewooji do ohttok nose with her unique aroma smart
Ana does not speak my mind ? English cuddling hug me, do not even know me
Salahdo in the countryside do not mind one little thing good you and me
Hebrews poverty salahdo not hurt me sad because love hanabwa
Apostle to buy rice drinks with you I seem to be no good.
You seem to like me, never anjul .
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