Your fans, they love you erratic, charmingly gut-shot. They place the rose in your teeth, and you live off the thorns. — Shay Caroline, Gemini/Scorpio/Capricorn
Your fans, they love you erratic, charmingly gut-shot. They place the rose in your teeth, and you live off the thorns. — Shay Caroline, Gemini/Scorpio/Capricorn
Your fans, they love you erratic, charmingly gut-shot. They place the rose in your teeth, and you live off the thorns. — Shay Caroline, Gemini/Scorpio/Capricorn
Your fans, they love you erratic, charmingly gut-shot. They place the rose in your teeth, and you live off the thorns. — Shay Caroline, Gemini/Scorpio/Capricorn
Your fans, they love you erratic, charmingly gut-shot. They place the rose in your teeth, and you live off the thorns. — Shay Caroline, Gemini/Scorpio/Capricorn
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Your fans, they love you erratic, charmingly gut-shot. They place the rose in your teeth, and you live off the thorns.

— Shay Caroline, Gemini/Scorpio/Capricorn
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