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Traceydad
03:56
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Hey man what you do with yourself
work a shitty job and not much else?
Hey man what you do with yourself
drink in a shit club and not much else?
Well you know what you should do
get a tattoo
oooooooo ooooo ooooooo
expensive or thrifty
it's gonna look shitty when you're fifty
expensive or thrifty
it's gonna look shitty when you're sixty
expensive or thrifty
it's gonna look shitty when you're seventy
expensive or thrifty
it's gonna look shitty when you're eighty
get a tattoo
oooooooo ooooo ooooooo
Your tattoo are bad and you should feel bad
Hey man what you do with yourself
work a shitty job and not much else?
Hey man what you do with yourself
drink in a shit club and not much else?
Well you know what you should do
get a tattoo
oooooooo ooooo ooooooo
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the garage party
03:21
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sirens from all
the emergency services
children lead the way forward
to the ill
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transatlantic friends
02:35
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i spell best friend S H E L L S H A G
these are my transatlantic friends
soon we'll have american breakfast
coffee and a cigarette
these are my transatlantic friends
starcleaner is mopping up my dreams
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Ghost Coast
05:10
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tripped and fell down and well
about a mile off the shore of ghost coast
no one was around to hear that sound
think I'm gonna be here for a long while
my names timmy o toole i'm a made up person
imaginary people have imaginary friends
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I don't wanna
organise the bottomless pit
no way
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6. |
The Dancing Lion
03:43
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Dancing lion says
Silent disco is bad for your health
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