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Best Thing
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Remove Tag
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Let Yourself Go
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Small Foreign Faction
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I’m just a foreign faction
Irreconcilable conflict at parties
I feel like a chain reaction
But sadly, I don’t know where it started
I never wanted anything
And I never got it
I never wanted anything
And I never got it
I like to sit around fires
And catch the embers on my tongue
Listening to a church choir
Sing some hymns about someone
I never wanted anything
And I never got it x4
I’m just a foreign faction
Irreconcilable conflict at parties
I feel like a chain reaction
But sadly, I don’t know where it started
I never wanted anything
And I never got it
I never wanted anything
And look I got it
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Seventeen
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