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System
04:00
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There Ain't No System For Me, No
There Ain't No System For Free, No
You've Got Me Under The Gun
You've Got Me Under Your Rug
And I'm Limp
But it doesn't mean shit
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Beyond Belief
03:25
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Tequila Thursday
04:45
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The neighbors drunk and he's yelling
it's 3am and I'm tired
six more hours to go
til my eyes get to close
grapefruit juice and tequila
don't forget about ice
that's the shit that'll heal ya
im making history tonight
dim the lights and be sure
that the sun wont peep in
bags underneath my eyes
are from lack of sleepin
friday saturday sunday
monday tuesday wednesday
don't forget about thursday
la la la la la la la
crazy part of the song!
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Farm Party
01:55
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5. |
Call The Hearse
05:39
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I don't know what im after
but I know whats it's worth
it's a total disaster
somebody call the hearse
people hand in hand in hatred
kill the things you love
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6. |
Intervention
03:19
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Hadrian Kindt Tucson, Arizona
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