1. |
Regulate My Fuzztone
03:16
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on a midwest roadtrip
that they call a tour
play in punk kids houses
that smell worse than sewers
how it smells like shit
theyre so sick of smelling it
well they come to town
and they they play their songs
drink a case of beer
then they stumble off
and they sound like shit
but they all say
its better where i come from
and they all say
its better where i come from
they all think their shits neat
but its really a mess
they all sound the same and they all sound the same etc.
well the kc folks think they know it best
and the sconnie kids think theve got the rest
never been to a coast
they think its something to boast
stand still through your songs as they scoff at you
and after you play they say sick set dude
flyover city pride
guess they bought the lie
and then theyll say
its better where i come from
yeah then theyll say
its better where i come from
they should stay in their hometowns, weve got enough of them here
they all sound the same and they all sound the same
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15 Blocks
01:21
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You were just 15 blocks away
When you said what I couldn’t say
And we were only seventeen
You said there’s something about me
That changes everything you see
It’s like kaleidoscopic dreams
And if you said to me
Let go of your anxieties
Maybe then you’ll find
That you could be happy
We’ll try but we can never know
What’s in the wavering unknown
Fuck knows I can’t do this alone
I’ll smoke till my lungs give away
I’ll drink till words I cannot say
I’ll love till my heart goes and breaks
And if you ever feel
Like life is way too real
We could leave the world behind
It could be that easy
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