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Mush
02:00
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Wake up in the morning
Seven fuckin' thirty
I don't wanna move or get out of my bed
I don't wanna go out
I just wanna stay in
I think I'll sit here and turn my brain into mush
I don't wanna go out
I just wanna stay in
I just wanna turn my brain into mush
I don't wanna go out
I just wanna stay in
I just wanna turn my brain into mush
Nothing to do, no one to see
just the way I like it
Nothing on my mind, nothing but time
just the way I like it
Wake up in the morning
Seven fuckin' thirty
I don't wanna go out
I just wanna stay in
Nothing on my mind
Nothing but time
Just the way I like it
Turn my brain into mush
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2. |
Speed Shades
01:21
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Peach fuzz moustache on my lip
Speed shades on my face tonight
Bikes in the yard and I'm ready to rip
I'm gonna go fast, oh so light
Drinking cheap beer in the garage
Leave me alone I'm getting lost
Peach fuzz moustache on my lip
Speed shades on my face tonight
Gimme speed shades or give me death
Peach fuzz moustache
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3. |
Piss Cloth
02:33
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Drank too many beers tonight
My head hurts and my muscles are tight
Gotta take a piss I think I just might
Wheres the washroom theres none in sight
The johns upstairs but my legs don't care
I'm gonna go now, I can't be stopped
Pissing in the bins and on the floor
When the deed is done I'll be back for more
Piss cloth
Gotta cut down, so they say
Don't remember shit doesn't matter anyway
Heres another case sorry for the mess
Won't happen again I'm gonna try my best
But if it does it does
No one really cares
Hard to cut down when the beers ain't scarce
Looking through walls with vacant stares
Falling through chairs the abyss of piss awaits
Piss cloth
The abyss of piss awaits
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Known Associates Greater Sudbury, Ontario
I'm not gonna put the band before my dreams
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