1. |
Number 7
04:05
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You think this is a joke
You think that this is unconventional
I think that you are wrong, so wrong
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2. |
Sell Sell Sell
03:43
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The feelings in my bones
Are driving me insane
The say the cure is to
Sell your brain
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3. |
Bees
04:15
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I'm glad I'm a bee
I wouldn't want to be a wasp
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4. |
Suchet's Coinpurse
03:58
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Didn't want to stop so I got drunk and then I passed out 3 times
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5. |
Southlands
03:27
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6. |
Fireman
03:59
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A lot of people tell me get out of the bank
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7. |
Cylons
04:54
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Woke up hallucinating again, so I went back to sleep
There's no point when you do not even know you're awake
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8. |
Whores
02:52
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I don't know why people complain when I sing like a dog
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9. |
And Dave is in the House
04:26
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Dave's on the hunt
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CNiRats Oslo, Norway
2 people who occasionally make music.
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