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Back, Sack & Cat
04:31
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Back, sack, cat, meow.
Back, Sack and Cat!
Too much pressure, there's too much pressure, there's too much pressure, are we gonna fail?
Refrain, refrain, refrain, refrain
Restrained attack with hot wax, you can't take them from me
(Hot! Wax! Ball! Sack!)
Lie still and I'll begin, you came first this time I win.
You were told that I was lazy, hard to talk, it's getting hard to talk
Too much pressure, there's too much pressure, there's too much pressure are we gonna fail?
There's no pressure, you're not gonna fail.
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2. |
Beef's Ledger
03:24
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I can get bored, when you’re not here, I’m not alone
Branches and twigs, white stuff and hills, accelerating past the gravel at great speed.
Wooden Toboggan traversing with me
Nothing really touches anyway
(Wooden Toboggan)
Sledging down my throat
(Wooden Toboggan)
Nothing Really
(Wooden Toboggan)
Sledging down my throat
(Wooden Toboggan)
Nothing really touches anyway
You’re here and I’m not alone
You’re here and I’m not ah-ah
Three poles one sledge, you can’t make me gag
AND I’LL TRY. BUT I FEEL LIKE. I SHOULD HAVE. BROUGHT MY SKI’S.
You can't make me gag.
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Drippin's
03:40
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Look at what you've done with your life
Why are you afraid?
You're hanging from that rope in the sky
I think your rope, it's frayed
Mandy tried to rip out her eyes
To see the mess she'd made
And if we all did that we'd be blind
We'd watch them swing away
You're mindless
It drips off of me
You're mindless
You look at what you've done with your life
And that's why you're afraid
Sticky, wet, confused, why oh why?
I guess we're born the same
Mandy tried to rip out her spine
Her skin it fell away
Well good luck on finding a wife
I hear you swing that way
You're mindless
It drips off of me
You're mindless
Yeehah.
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Yakx Northumberland, UK
"Wey, their songs are just demented nursery rhymes" - A human
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