I'd started calling my parents but only when I knew they wouldn't be home. — Angus McLinn, "Baby Teeth" Songs of my Selfie
I'd started calling my parents but only when I knew they wouldn't be home. — Angus McLinn, "Baby Teeth" Songs of my Selfie
I'd started calling my parents but only when I knew they wouldn't be home. — Angus McLinn, "Baby Teeth" Songs of my Selfie
I'd started calling my parents but only when I knew they wouldn't be home. — Angus McLinn, "Baby Teeth" Songs of my Selfie
I'd started calling my parents but only when I knew they wouldn't be home. — Angus McLinn, "Baby Teeth" Songs of my Selfie
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I'd started calling my parents but only when I knew they wouldn't be home.

— Angus McLinn, "Baby Teeth" Songs of my Selfie
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