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psychodiva336

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  1. I have yet to listen to "Night" but I was having a really bad time with "Day". All songs (except Versailles and On Wires) sounded the same to me and the lyrics were so blah. I couldn't tell when one song ended and the other one started, both bc of the production and the themes. Damn Carly, what happened?!
  2. Do I want to? yes. Will I? No
  3. Beatles are nobodies. Taylor has had a few dud albums. MJ I guess
  4. I thought this thread's title was a kii on the actual song names... then I clicked
  5. ...And never put the song out on streaming platforms so the vast majority of consumers doesn't even know about that version with Diddy. If she really was the evil ***** so many of you are making her out to be, she'd give no fucks and never bother releasing a solo version of Smile
  6. Yes, I'm aware! I like the song. However I actually much prefer this bop by Katy's boatmate!
  7. This song is DIVINE! Melodies are otherworldly and the lyrics actually make you think about your own life!
  8. I think the named examples were chosen poorly but the sentiment stands
  9. Also, that's data for the US which is notorious for having bullshit processed food. Diet is KEY in cancer prevention
  10. What about diseases like HPV? That's linked to sexual activity and can lead to cancers
  11. Come on...and take me to the other side ...

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