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Denim Blue
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This is you: Denim Blue. Cymru am Byth. "Love you too". This is you: Denim Blue. Hair styled in the way you do. This is you: Denim Blue. Perfect- but without a clue.

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Reviewed by Londis Carpenter

Reviewed on May 25, 2005

Blond girls in blue jeans, my favorite San Francisco treat. Good poem Charlotte

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Oh god, <br>Do you ever get that feeling, <br>when everythings slipping? <br>slipping... just out of reach... <br>and you can

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