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The Opener
06:25
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Hello Buckaroo
02:07
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Fux-a-ton-y Phil
04:10
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Tin Foil Hat
02:07
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I Can still hear her laughter through the party line
it felt like the end of times
It was just 1989
I drove a Liberty LX egg blue Suburu
I sat on a quilt of beeds
I wore an american flag track suit.
When was the last time
You let a man like me, take advantages of you
Let's give it one more try
and if you did not long for my love
then I'm just calling up to say i hate you
I can still catch a pig skin from a qaurter mile
I'm fronting a cover a band
We rock motley crue hair styles
I was just thinking of those long and passionate nights
Your back against my wind shield
We fucked amongst the fire flies
When was the last time
You let a man like me, take advantages of you
Let's give it one more try
and if you did not long for my love
then I'm just calling up to say i hate you
WHAT GOOD IS MAKING POSITIVE CHANGE
IF NO ONE IS AROUND TO RELISH IN MY ACOMPLISHMENTS
WHAT GOOD IS MAKING A POSITIVE CHANGE
IF NO ONE IS AROUND TO TELL ME THANKS
I just want to feel another Heartbeat.
When was the last time
You let a man like me, take advantages of you
Let's give it one more try
and if you did not long for my love
then I'm just calling up to say i hate you
When was the last time
You let a man like me, take my
full advantages of you.
Let's give it one more try
and if you did not
(long for my love)
and if you did not
(long for my love)
and if you did not
(long for my love)
then I'm just calling up to say i hate you
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10. |
5 Foot 3
02:14
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11. |
Cancer Kids
01:54
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12. |
Too Drunk
04:10
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13. |
Passing The Bar
05:21
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14. |
Chinese Dragon
05:35
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