1. |
Mama Kim
03:01
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My car is waiting by the 905
So I'll take you home tonight.
I'll wait for you but I don't mind
As long as the dog don't bite.
Take me inside, give me beer
I think I'm feeling fine.
Let me take you somewhere nice
Let me make you mine.
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2. |
The Witch
02:53
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The witch, she told me
The witch, she told me
Cotton candy is made of baby's bones.
The witch, she told me
The witch, she told me
There's a fire burning in my home
The witch, she told me
The witch, she told me
Dr. Mengele is hiding in the sea
The witch, she told me
The witch, she told me
Scary ghosts like sleeping next to me
The witch, she told me
The witch, she told me
My baby was killed by angry seeds
The witch, she told me
The witch, she told me
I probably shouldn't smoke two pounds of weed
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3. |
I Saw A Ghost
02:23
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I can hear you moving on the top of the house
You're coming down down down like a kick in the mouth
And I can hear you moving on the top of the stairs
You're coming down down down and I'm fucking scared
I can hear you wailing through the closet door
You're coming down down down and I can take it no more
And I can you wailing from under my bed
You're coming down down down and I'm losing my head
I saw a ghost
I saw a ghost
I saw a ghost
And it freaked me out!
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4. |
PB&J
02:19
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I don't remember
slicing all this bread
I don't remember
Devouring all this bread
Peanut butter jelly
Yam!
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5. |
Scream
02:56
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I went to school almost every day
But still I can't find myself
I went to churches every fucking sunday
But still I can't find myself
I went to the doctor because you said I was crazy
But still I can't find myself
I went home because you couldn't fix me
And now I won't find myself
So I scream!
I went to school almost every day
But still I can't find myself
I went to churches every fucking sunday
But still I can't find myself
So I scream!
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Cão da Garagem Porto, Portugal
O Cão da Garagem is an artist collective, independent label and BBQ sauce lovers from Porto, Portugal.
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