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"90 Mile Beach" is a track by Wolf Alice. The track is 3:45 long. Full lyrics are available below. Dork has published 20 articles about Wolf Alice.
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Look at you, you're all grown up Don't look at me 'cause I gave up I was waiting for us to move I had had it all planned out I'd worked the route and wrote it down What did you have to lose? You owe me, yeah You owe me, yeah Twiddle my thumbs And hope the beast won't find you I love those little things That ring me alone to remind you That you owe me, yeah You owe me, yeah You owe me, yeah You owe me, yeah
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