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Tell Me Reasons (Intro)
00:42
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Celestial Bodies
05:02
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End My Sorrow
03:08
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For Me (feat. Teddi)
02:47
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Love Me
02:51
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Stormy Weather
02:50
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Acid Dreams
02:08
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Ride Or Die
02:36
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Broken Mirrors
03:16
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Since You Left Home
03:12
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Fucked Up
02:39
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Devinn Sanchez Chicago, Illinois
21, Chicago, just a dude making bedroom bangers
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