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What does these words symbolise/mean? 20 points tied together with a smile you might not be the golden one you're giving it away like it's an extra charge
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What does these words symbolise/mean? 20 points

tied together with a smile
you might not be the golden one
you're giving it away like it's an extra charge

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Symbolise means (be a symbol of)

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