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Trippin' Balls
03:54
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Dead Dudes pt. 2
02:39
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crushed his skull
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Beef Rubs
03:08
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All my studs are set in leather
M'cock
Metal spikes that give me pleasure
why not
when alone i'll have you screaming "baby"
overdrive is gonna get you crazy maybe
all my studs are set in leather
beef rubs
metal spikes that give me pleasure
por que no?
when alone i'll have you screaming uh huh huh
overdrive is gonna get you cray cray
you think i'm outta my head
i think you're outta your head
rock the night away
i'm down and out
my whiskey's stout
try this rock fillet
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in the softish haze
of summer spent on lazy days
i went to swim and caught your eye
and built a dream around your gaze
in the sky
in an aeroplane
in jet trails where i wrote your name
you looked up and saw me there as i hurtled to the ground
and i think it's pretty clear how the glass magnifies the sun
and i wish that it would magnify everything just as much
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Grinner Chicago, Illinois
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