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Highway Demon
02:52
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I have no right or license to drive
but unfortunately i don't give a fuck that much
i'm a highway demon in my blue spark
one day cops gonna get me i'm ready for that
and i want to see their faces when i blow myself up
i'm a highway demon in my blue spark
i ain't no perfect driver you better watch out
i'm a one-eyed pirate under skull flag
i'm a highway demon in my blue spark
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Kill Yourself
02:56
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got no money, got no pride
got no talent but we are trying hard
we're too smart to have hope but
way to desperate to let it go
let it go, kill yourself
go to work, go to sleep
take a shit, eat something
cut your wains with grey soap
kill yourself, let it go
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Time Machine (sissy)
03:23
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stuck in the backwoods
stuck in the backwoods
we ate all mashrooms from the jar
supposedly they ware
old and degraded
well baby, they ware not
i need to build a time machine
oh baby please do something
stuck in the backwoods
stuck in the backwoods
spring is unwinding in my head
my fellow junkies
as stoned as me but
they are heading straight to bed
stuck in the backwoods
stuck in the backwoods
im losing battle with myself
i gonna land up
in local madhouse
land up in madhouse again
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4. |
Suzi's Laundry
02:29
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