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Cablebox
02:12
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Cablebox in the car. My van's got a VCR, OK.
Took a trip down the road, watching my favorite shows, OK.
and i'm wild, running wild. I'm wires, running wires.
Burn rubber burn paper, burn you and burn me and
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Stop on Dime
01:31
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I'm gonna run out of time, and i'm gonna run out and buy something to change my mind. And I'm gonna stop on a dime.
I still have a scar, I got in crash, but i got a new car. and I'm gonna try, grab the keys one more time
(the underdog gets upset. Go overboard and get wet, begone. the memories that you get get hung up and underlit. They're gone.
Why did I go on a drive? I never thought I could ever survive.
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you went up to the ool kids to say hi, they walked right on by.
It made you feel blue, so I got sad too. I'm Sticking with you.
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Mumblemouth
02:16
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Home grown, and all alone, in a haunted house. Dumb fun, and on the run, me and mumble mouth. Frost bite, and fight, losing track of time. Lemonade, on layaway, struggle to find a dime. I'm losing everything, everything not nailed down. I'm choosing hammering keep it all on the ground.
Racehorses taking up resources. we can be free, lawless. Never yell fire in a forest.
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Ape Escape
01:31
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Cow and Worm
01:22
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DBCB
01:53
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Dinners rotten and you kids are spoiled. Forgive the forgotten, its burned before its boiled. You almost tricked me but I'm way too quick. Always follow the H-E with two hockey sticks.
Go back to the drawing board and get back on the chopping block. Don't worry if you can't afford, its all out of stock
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Middle Mortal
01:48
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fight for it all mortal combat. they keep on dying but they'll come back. Middle-school mortal combat.
Flip, toss a fireball, learn, cheat, or hack. middle school mortal combat.
Fight the computer, call the recruiter. I'm Tournament ready, so load the confetti.
I'm down on the like a wombat. Trip your guy and he falls flat. Don't know the buttons, attack attack. we're taking turns so you top that.
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Divorce
00:48
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We remember when the door slammed in the den. And we were pretty sure that we'd all have to get divorced. We don't really know what happens when that happens, but we were pretty scared anyway.
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SKELETON WARRIOR
02:18
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Bury me out back with the battle axe, I'll come back and attack. I'm a skeleton Warrior.
Lay me in the grave with a razorblade in the brim of my hat.
Hundred-dollar deal on a ferris wheel and I can't know how you feel.
buckle got strapped to a helmet-hat and I'm not going out like that.
Fossil got Smashed by a battle axe, and its time to face facts.
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Ceiling Fan
02:10
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The ceiling fan cut off my head again. It will be ok, Ive got a plan. I already said, I was jumping on the bed, and the ceiling fan cut off my head again.
Partycar. Never driven very far. Partycar broke down in the back yard. No cigar, never even seen a cigar. No cigar, never even got a guitar.
What part don't you get?
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Gambling Man
03:05
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I eat my meals on a tray with little wheels. I'm at the top of a tower. I make my pay at the tables where I play. I drink my beer in the Shower.
I'm a gambling man, and I plan to get a tan.
I wrote a book, called the secrets of a crook. I went to jail for a dime. I'll run away to bermuda some day and have a hack of a time.
Sometimes I'm up, and I don't know what is what. Sometimes I'm so deep in the hole. But Ive got time, and I swear that I'm the one who's in control.
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Go to the Volcano
04:29
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Partycar Minneapolis, Minnesota
One man band from Racine WI. Living in Minneapolis.
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