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Pressure
03:29
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I won't
I won't
I won't think about it now
I won't think about it now
I won't think about it now
I won't
Say what you wanna say
Do what you wanna do
Change every part of me
Anything you want me to
Say what you wanna say
Do what you wanna do
Change every part of me
Anything you want me to
I won't think about it now
I won't think about it now
I won't think about it now
I won't think about it now
I won't think about it now
I won't think about it now
I won't think about it now
I won't
I won't think about it now
I won't think about it now
I won't think about it now
I won't
Say what you wanna say
Do what you wanna do
Change every part of me
Anything you want me to
Say what you wanna say
Do what you wanna do
Change every part of me
Anything you want me to
I won't think about it now
I won't think about it now
I won't think about it now
I won't think about it now
I won't think about it now
I won't think about it now
I won't think about it now
I won't
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Pressure (AM Mix)
04:04
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Pressure (Slow Mix)
02:48
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Pressure (Instrumental)
03:29
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