“I walk on the west side of town, | you walk all the other way around, | we meet in the middle of the street, | where we both stop and smile and we both show our shiny teeth.”

—  Prevale

from Never Meet – Tarquini &amp; Prevale <br class="br">Source: Tarquini &amp; Prevale Never Meet https://www.musixmatch.com/lyrics/Tarquini-Prevale/Never-Meet-Tarquini-Prevale-Italo-Mix, Musixmatch.com, July 22, 2017

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