1. |
American Bleating
04:13
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Strapped for another ten years or so
And I just want you to know that I wasn't mad to begin with
You just gotta pay those dues before you give up
And break your kneecaps on your American Dreaming
It's just
Dreaming in a fever
And I'm teething
Till I'm bleeding
How we doing?
I'm fine
I'm just fine taking time off from eating this glass with my brothers
They torch their heads and I will replace them
With sticks and rooibos
And quiet
What an annoying sound
And i'm feeling we are not so young
We're not so one
We're screaming, "we are um,"
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2. |
Big Money Bungalow
06:13
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Swamp For The Monster
04:12
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The monster woke up and said,
"I'm still hiding under your bed"
The monster wants to say hi
And you should know before you die,
"I am tired of all these sad, sad songs
About running out of drugs to try
And I think I'd have made a great painter
So feast your eyes
While I feast on your brother tonight,"
The monster came out in red
Crawl around inside your head
You can struggle, you can try
Gonna take you for a ride
I am tired, another axe to fall aground
And you've got another one to grind
And I'm not gonna run
So feast your eyes
While I feast on your mother tonight.
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4. |
Bob Dilla
02:57
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5. |
Ojala
03:05
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Mind reader see the future
Ordering the unknown
Thoughts written on a screen
Telling me what it means
Fight or flight, all it seems
From this height, catastrophe
Where I belong, come back down
Into the sea, I will not drown
New beginnings, false start
Been here before, take me home
Mouth of the cave, open wide
In the abyss, I can hide
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6. |
Quicksands of Tenny
07:15
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